Unless you join the Navy or work for an airline, you will probably struggle to earn money while travelling in 2023.

Scrounging free flights and hotel stays is getting increasingly difficult in the post-lockdown, post-‘influencer’, world, and even professional travel writers now struggle to travel the world for free like they used to.

But there are still some ways to recoup the cost of your holiday, from renting out your home and driveway to looking after someone else’s pet while you sightsee.

Cut through the hype and discover what tips do and don’t work now, with our expert guide.

Here at MoneyMagpie, we love cashback sites, but we’ll be the first to admit some of them can be difficult. In fact, there are some that have just never presented cashback we are owed. Many have left us waiting months and months without a word, uncertain of whether we will get a payment at all. Others have barely any choice when it comes to shopping online, and it barely seems worth it.  

Now picture this – you pay for a nice cup of coffee with your debit or credit card and – ding! – you’ve got cashback on your purchase. You go to the supermarket and grab yourself a few groceries. Ding! More cashback. You continue your day, spending at your favourite shops. You’re collecting cashback as you spend, the pennies totting up. But how could this be? 

Money Giveaway: The cost of living crisis is really getting people down now. With a record number of people taking on second jobs and people frantically googling ‘quick ways to make cash’, we at MoneyMagpie have again decided to put our hand in our pocket and offer some help to readers. 

Being in your twenties and thirties is great. Everything still has that excitement to it – a kind of shiny newness. The world is yours to discover, the path ahead of you is ready to be built. But a real hinderance to the fun of being young and free is money.  

Following a successful trial last year, the UK’s fastest-growing supermarket is now offering surplus food bags nationwide, in a bid to tackle food waste while also offering even lower prices to customers.

Popular sweet treat business Krispy Kreme is giving away up to 225,000 doughnuts to England football fans on match days. What’s better than a mid-morning doughnut and a cuppa? A FREE mid-morning doughnut and a cuppa. Brew-tiful! 

Turn on the news, go to the pub or pop to the shops and there is only one subject everyone is talking about – the cost of living crisis. 

Nicola Kelly investigates why the poorest households are the hardest hit by the current state of the economy.

"Last year, MoneyMagpie ran an article on whether a bank can cancel you if it doesn’t like your views. The alarming answer was that yes, they can! Since writing this, I have seen multiple cases of people with certain views being banned from situations that should surely be available to them, and it got me wondering how you all felt about this."