The Big Mac Test: What a £1.50 Burger Tells Us About 35 Years of Inflation
A Big Mac cost around £1.50 in 1990. If it had only risen with inflation, it would cost £3.75 today. So why are we paying £4.99? I did the maths.
A Big Mac cost around £1.50 in 1990. If it had only risen with inflation, it would cost £3.75 today. So why are we paying £4.99? I did the maths.
Forget the government’s official basket of goods. I’ve built my own. 10 items, tracked every month, no agenda. Just a straightforward look at what everyday things actually cost.
I’ve been using Quidco since 2015 and earned over £2,700 in cashback. Here’s my honest review of how it works, the pitfalls to watch out for, and whether it’s worth your time.
I’ve always been curious how much that daily coffee habit really adds up to — and what I could do with the money if I cut back. So I built a calculator to find out.
I’ve been using the Everup app for two months and earned over £67 in cashback. Here’s my honest review of how it works, the downsides, and whether it’s worth your time.
Most of us have no idea what our subscriptions are actually costing us every month. Here’s how to get a proper handle on it, and a free calculator to add it all up for you.
Point A Hotel is one of London’s best budget options — small rooms, smart design and honest pricing. Here’s my honest review after multiple stays across their London locations.