The thought process, time and effort that goes into Christmas shopping, well it’s just ridiculous for someone like me. I don’t fancy the idea of trailing round shops in the freezing cold, getting stuck in huge queues behind old biddies buying feather dusters, so I decided that this year I will do all my Christmas shopping… ONLINE!

I began with the big items that I need to buy for people like my kid for example, well he deserves something special because I only get to see him for a few hours a fortnight and I need the presents to be a token, or a sort of gesture to let him know I’m still his Dad. So I proceeded to search the World Wide Web for presents. I looked at various different websites all claiming to have “great prices” or “unbeatable prices”. Now I know what you’re thinking, money shouldn’t be an issue when it’s for my kid, but it’s just the point of paying over the odds to big corporate companies that I cannot stomach. So I started to note down prices on a piece of paper to find the cheapest, but this was very time consuming.

After doing this for an hour or so, I was starting to feel really sick of it and very un-light hearted. But then I came across a website called Plobit, www.plobit.co.uk. ‘Don’t just buy it, Plobit!’ was this site’s motto, it was a price comparison site. Well, Bingo! This was exactly what I needed, so I started typing in the toys, games, items that I was interested in for my kid and to my delight all of the prices from various different stores appeared in front of me, all on one page with all the prices listed and not only that, but there was even a discount codes area where you get for example 10% off in certain stores. This was a god send, I bought all my Christmas shopping through this and saved overall about £600 and as well as that, saved hours of time.

Plobit is the most useful website I’ve ever came across and I really will be using it whenever I need to shop online. Plobit compares prices for anything and I mean anything, ranging from women’s underwear all the way to children’s toys, DVD’s, games consoles, right up to widescreen plasma TV’s.

If you don’t have much time to spare, but at the same time don’t want to be rushed into paying well over the odds for products this Christmas, then look no further than www.plobit.co.uk, it really is a fantastic site for saving money and time.

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This year people are planning to spend more on Christmas than they did last year. There’s only one week to go now until the big day and analysts are saying around £12 billion will be spent in this last week before Christmas. £2.1 billion of the £12 billion will be spent on credit cards which equates to 18 per cent of the total UK’s spending this week, an incredible percentage! This year we’re spending approximately £3 billion more than was identified this time last year.

Credit cards are a very quick and easy way to pay for your Christmas shopping but also can provide good rewards if you use them wisely. Credit cards also provide a certain degree of security because they save you from withdrawing and carrying cash around whilst Christmas shopping.

You need to ensure you choose the right credit card for your circumstances because they all offer different incentives and have varying terms and conditions. For example some credit cards offer 0 per cent on purchases for an introductory period, ideal for last minute Christmas shopping. Some credit cards offer these 0 per cent deals plus cash back or reward points, so depending on how much you’re likely to spend, it may be worthwhile considering a cash back credit card if you’re planning on a very big spend. Some supermarket credit cards will offer higher cash back or rewards in store when you use the card to pay for goods bought from them – again if you’re buying your Christmas food, wine and beer from a supermarket that offers a credit card why not take advantage of them this year?

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