It suggests to get a cinema membership or start a dvd rental subscription.

However, it would be have done even cheaper.

Option 1: Using the Orange 2-for-1 offer on Wednesday. It could not cost you anything to get a FREE Orange Sim, and it will cut your cinema bill half every Wednesday.

Option 2: Unlike the article suggests to start a monthly subscription, it would be better value to start a Pay as you go plan.
Lovefilm ‘s best offer is
£29.22 for 15 credits, about 1.95 per DVD. You can have two DVDs at a time, the good thing is if you spend more time to watch a film, for example you might be busy with something else. It is a better option, because they would not charge you until you return the DVD back, unlike the monthly subscription will charge you no matter how many you watch.

1. Nokia 6220 

The Nokia 6220 is primed for helping you get around easily, with in-built Nokia Mpas software providing location-finding plus 2D/3D mapping and navigation options.

2. LG Arena KM900

The KM900 features orange maps, a handy service that works just like a traditional sat nav.  And its gorgeous 3-inch, high-resolution touchscreen makes it easy to view where you need to go.

3. HTC Touch HD

Find your way from A to B with ease thanks to Orange Maps.  An rest assured that following map directions will be a cinch on its glossy 3.8-inch high-resolution touchscreen display.

4. Nokia N85

The Nokia N85′s built-in sat nav feature makes it easy to pinpoint your location.  You can use Nokia Maps to guide you, find addresses and even search for nearby restaurants, cash machines, tourist attractions and more.

5. Nokia E71

A powerful smartphone boasting 3G mobile internet, WiFi and business-class email connectivity, the Nokia E71 also includes a traffic info option for Nokia Maps that provides real-time traffic date for Europe’s motoways and roads.

As many of you know The Times and The Guardian offers newspaper subscription via vouchers. You may see the Independent join in this market.

They offer home delivery service for any customer living within a London postcode, otherwise you can have their voucher delivered to you.

Whatever option you choose, you would have wither £100 John Lewis voucher, or free magazine subscription as well.

More and more newspaper had gone up their selling price. There is only way to beat the price going up , and taking more discounts is to get the newspaper subscription vouchers.

1. The Guardian

This table should explain all…

2. The Times

If you live outside M25, you will be possible offered this price:

• Subscribe to The Times and The Sunday Times for £5.50 a week
• Subscribe to The Sunday Times for £1.80 a week.

Not much options as The Guardian provides, but if you live within M25, you might get free newspaper delivery as well.

3. The Telegraph

• pay £153.40 in advance for a 26 week subscription, saving £54.60
• pay £306.80 in advance for a 52 week subscription, saving £109.20

4. The FT

Various options depends on your requirements.

Any of those offer will give you saving anyway.

They will charge £2.95 for standard delivery, and only give you Free delivery when you spend over £100.

This code is good for any Christmas shopping, it gives you free delivery for any amount you spend.

Offer valid online only, ends 05-12-08.

Apply promotion code at checkout: GUARDXMAS

Enjoy….

At the checkout enter TDXR-NCRC, valid on a single order up to and including 28/12/08, minimum spend excludes delivery charge.

Enjoy….

To purchase two tickets for the price of one call 0870 040 0369 and quote ERP. Alternatively you can buy online – click here and enter the code ERP when prompted.

The normal ticket price is £16.50, buy using this code you can instantly save £16!

You will receive 20% off discount everything you buy by entering your voucher code LF8A at Thorntons.co.uk before 30 November 2008.