www.amazon.co.uk – Not just books, but music, videos, toys, phones, computers and even jewellery! *****

www.tesco.com – save yourself the hassle of carrying heavy shopping ****

www.kelkoo.co.uk – best prices on the Net ***

www.argos.co.uk – the famous catalogue online ***

www.trade-secrets.co.uk – Thousands of cancelled furniture orders from the UK’s biggest department stores at ½ price **

www.glazebrook.com - stainless steel cutlery *

www.tradecounterdirect.com – discounted DIY supplies *

Books, CDs and DVDs - Everyone has heard of Amazon (www.amazon.co.uk) but there are often better bargains at Tesco (www.tesco.com/entertainment/) , Waterstone's (www.waterstones.com) or WH Smith's (www.whsmiths.co.uk) .

Gifts for children - Try Hawkin's Bazaar –(www.hawkin.com) especially for stocking fillers and old-fashioned toys. ***

Save money by changing your utility suppliers - Uswitch (www.uswitch.com) is one of the best sites for this exercise ****

Save money on inkjet cartridges at Rubberfrog – (www.rubberfrog.com) The compatible cartridges are ¼ the price of the standard alternative. ***

Photo paper - This can be very expensive but at On-Line Paper (www.on-llinepaper.co.uk) you can buy in bulk and save a lot of money. Try the Imajet INKtelligent range. ***

Your pension will go further on perfumes and toiletries at Fragrance Direct. (www.fragrancedirect.co.uk) **

Huge range of craft supplies at Johnsons Crafts (www.johnsoncrafts.co.uk) ***

Lakeland (www.lakeland.co.uk) will supply all your kitchen needs and more ***

Help the Aged shopping site offers all the aids for incapacity you could dream of at www.helptheagedshop.co.uk **