MVC to the Rescue: Helping You Beat the VAT Increase

Helping you beat the VAT increase!

News of the recent VAT increase will have gone down as well as a lead balloon, and for good reason too. The economy hasn’t fully recovered, so while monthly pay-cheque’s seem to be less, the cost of living has become noticeably more.

Long gone are the day’s when a single can of coke would cost no more than 35p as opposed to today’s prices of 55p+. A loaf of bread costs almost double what it used to and more disturbingly, there are no such thing as penny sweets any more.

And the increase will have been even more of a shock to the system after the VAT during 2009 stood at only 15%. But there is no need to break the piggy bank in order to save money; MyVoucherCodes can help you without you needing to starve your little money saving buddy.

They say that if you save the pennies, then the pounds will save themselves, and this is true so long as you aren’t penny-wise but pound-foolish. So rather than struggle to save, why not equip yourself with some great voucher codes in your quest to beat the VAT increase?

Arm yourself with a weaponry of discounts that are sure to drive your money saving demons away.

This year we will be continuing with our video blog, which can be seen right here every Thursday throughout 2011. If you haven’t already acquainted yourself with Andy and Allanah, then we suggest you take a look. The duo delve – in their own unique way – into the latest and best voucher codes. We even provide you with the links so that you don’t have to spend precious time searching for them.

What’s Hot is also your one stop portal for great deals and savings. Our guest bloggers aim to bring you the very latest deals and exclusive offers. From fashion to travel to food and drink, be kept in the loop with regular updates right here on the official MVC blog.

Finally, MVC will be running regular competitions, meaning that you have a chance to win BIG, at no cost. To find out more about our latest competition, visit our Getaway Giveaway home page.

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