New year money: 26 tools and apps to help you sort your finances in 2026

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**Money Management Apps**

* HyperJar: free app that helps with budgeting and managing spending
* Compare the Market's Meerkat app: rewards for customers, including cheap takeaway pizzas and Vue cinema tickets
* Hold Assist: iPhone feature that allows users to choose when they want to be contacted by customer service representatives

**Food Waste Reduction Apps**

* Olio: free app that lets people give away food or sell other goods
* Trolleycouk: free app that compares prices of grocery items across supermarkets and online retailers

**Grocery Shopping Comparison App**

* Trolleycouk: free app that allows users to compare prices of grocery items across supermarkets and online retailers

**Energy Efficiency Tool**

* Home energy efficiency tool: a tool provided by Halifax, Nationwide, and other banks and building societies' websites that gives a personalized action plan to improve home energy use.

**Financial Planning Tools**

* Free Childcare Calculator: calculates eligibility for 30 hours free childcare in England
* The Share Foundation child trust fund finder: helps people find money they may have forgotten about
* Emergency Fund Calculator: provides guidance on how much to save and when
* Home Energy Efficiency Tool (same as above)
* Money Midlife MOT: a tool from the government-backed MoneyHelper website that helps individuals take stock of their finances in middle age.

**Other Tools**

* Hotukdeals: app that allows users to find deals and discounts on various products and services.
* Too Good To Go: free app that connects people with surplus food from restaurants, cafes, and shops.
* Hold Assist (same as above)
* Compare the Market's Meerkat app (same as above)
 
Ugh, I'm so sick of these money management apps 🤯. It feels like every single person on my social media is using them to justify buying another useless gadget or designer handbag. And don't even get me started on the ads for HyperJar and Meerkat app - they're always popping up in my feed, reminding me that I need some kind of budgeting tool to make my life "better". Can't we just have a simple wallet like our parents did? 🤑
 
I'm thinking, have you ever noticed how much money we waste on groceries and energy? Like, I know I do. One thing that really caught my eye is these new food waste reduction apps like Olio and Trolleycouk. They're not just helping people reduce their own waste, but also raising awareness about the bigger issue. It's crazy to think about how many of us are contributing to this problem without even realizing it.

And on a related note, the Home Energy Efficiency Tool is super cool! I mean, who wouldn't want to save money and reduce their carbon footprint? But seriously, it's amazing that banks and building societies are providing these tools. It just shows that they're committed to helping us make positive changes in our daily lives.

I also appreciate how some of these apps, like Money Midlife MOT, are helping people take control of their finances during a specific life stage. It's not always easy to manage our money when we're in the middle of something important, like raising kids or dealing with health issues. These tools just make things easier for us.

Overall, I think it's awesome that there are so many resources available now to help people manage their money and reduce waste. We should definitely be taking advantage of these apps and tools! 💡📊
 
I just found out about this new app called Trolleycouk 🛍️ and I'm totally loving it! It's like having a personal shop assistant in your pocket. I use it to compare prices of groceries across supermarkets and online retailers, and it always saves me some serious cash 💸. I've also been using Olio, which is so cool for giving away food that's still good but won't be eaten before it goes bad 🍴. It's a win-win for both the person who needs food and the environment. Has anyone else tried these apps? What about you, do you have any favorite money management or food waste reduction tools?
 
I'm loving these new money management apps! 🤑 You know, it's crazy how many people are still struggling to save money or manage their spending. I think HyperJar is a great starting point for anyone looking to get a handle on their finances. And Compare the Market's Meerkat app is genius - who doesn't love free takeaway pizzas and Vue cinema tickets? 🍕🍿

But what really gets me excited is all these food waste reduction apps like Olio and Trolleycouk. I mean, it's estimated that 30% of the food we buy ends up going to waste. It's crazy! Using an app to find people who are giving away food or selling stuff they no longer need can really make a difference.

And have you seen those energy efficiency tools? Like, how can we not use them?! 🤦‍♀️ Saving energy and money is a win-win in my book. And the financial planning tools like the free childcare calculator or the emergency fund calculator are just so useful for people who want to get their finances on track.

I'm also loving the various other apps that offer discounts, deals, and even help with finding forgotten savings. It's amazing how much technology can simplify our lives! 🤩
 
I think it's sick how many of these apps are just trying to save us money... like, don't get me wrong, saving money is important but some of these tools can be a bit too extra 🤑. I mean, have you seen the Home energy efficiency tool? It's like they're trying to guilt trip you into saving energy or something. But at the same time, if it helps us reduce our carbon footprint, that's a good thing, right? 🌎

And can we talk about how convenient these apps are? Like, I just used the Emergency Fund Calculator and it gave me some peace of mind knowing exactly how much I need to save up for a rainy day 💸. But what really got my attention was Trolleycouk - have you seen those prices they compare?! It's like having a personal shopping assistant in your pocket 📊.
 
I'm so down for using those money management apps like HyperJar! 📊 I mean, who doesn't love having a clear head on their finances? It's crazy how much of a difference it can make in your life. I've been using Trolleycouk to compare prices at the supermarket and online retailers, and it's saved me so much cash! 💸 And have you guys tried Olio yet? It's like, this amazing app where people give away food or sell other goods... I know someone who got a ton of fresh veggies for next to nothing! 🍅👍

And can we talk about energy efficiency tools? I mean, I'm no expert, but it seems so important to reduce our carbon footprint. The Home Energy Efficiency Tool from Halifax and Nationwide is super helpful in giving you personalized tips to make your home more eco-friendly. We should all be doing this! 🌎💚
 
🤗 I just found out about these awesome money management apps and I'm like totally hyped! Have you tried any of them? I was using HyperJar for a bit and it really helped me track my expenses. But then I started seeing ads for Compare the Market's Meerkat app and I'm like "yes, please!" - cheap takeaway pizzas sound amazing 🍕👌
 
I'm so glad there are more ways to make our lives easier and save some cash! 🤩 I mean, have you seen those new money management apps like HyperJar? It's like having a personal financial assistant on your phone. And the food waste reduction apps like Olio and Trolleycouk are genius - who doesn't love getting free takeaway pizzas or cheap cinema tickets? 😂 But what really caught my attention is that Home energy efficiency tool... it's amazing how many banks and building societies offer this kind of personalized action plan to help us reduce our carbon footprint. It's about time we start taking care of our planet, you know? 💚 And those financial planning tools like Free Childcare Calculator and Money Midlife MOT are super useful too! I wish more people took advantage of them. Anyway, it's heartening to see all these apps and tools making life easier for us. Let's keep using them and make a positive impact! 👍
 
Ugh, can't believe how much our lives are being controlled by tech now 🤯. I mean, don't get me wrong, some of these apps sound really helpful... like Olio, that's a great idea to reduce food waste! But all these other ones just seem like more ways for companies to make money off us. Compare the Market's Meerkat app? It's just another way for them to bombard us with ads and discounts 📱👀. And what's up with all these calculators and tools? Can't we just use a bit of common sense when it comes to our finances? I don't need some fancy algorithm telling me how much to save or when to take out a loan 🤑. Give me a break!
 
🤯 just saw that Halifax is giving away some pretty cool tools for people to save money on energy bills... like a personalized plan to make your home more efficient 🏠💡, and they're not even charging a fee 💸. That's bloody fantastic! I mean, who doesn't want to save a few quid on their energy bills? 🤷‍♂️ especially during these crazy times with the cost of living whatnot 📉. I'm definitely going to take them up on that offer and see how much I can cut my energy usage 💪.
 
Ugh, I'm so done with all these apps 🤯! Can't we just have a simple, clean interface to find what we're looking for? I mean, seriously, who thought it was a good idea to group all the financial planning tools together under one umbrella? It's like they want to overwhelm us 🤪. And don't even get me started on the iconography - some of these apps have the most hideous logos 😩.

And what's with all the repetition? Home Energy Efficiency Tool and Home Energy Efficiency Tool (same as above) are like two different entities, but both belong in the same section 🤔. Can't we just standardize the formatting for once? I swear, if I see one more app with a garish color scheme or awkward font choice, I'll lose it 😱.

I guess what I'm trying to say is, can we please, for the love of all things digital, get some consistency and coherence in our app layouts? My brain hurts just thinking about it 🤯.
 
I'm really loving these new money management apps out there 🤑. You know, I think what's really cool about HyperJar is that it's free, which makes it accessible to everyone, regardless of income level or financial situation 💸. And Compare the Market's Meerkat app offering cheap takeaway pizzas and Vue cinema tickets as rewards? Genius! Who doesn't love a good deal? 🍕🍿

On the other hand, I'm loving how Trolleycouk is taking grocery shopping to the next level by comparing prices across supermarkets and online retailers. It's amazing how much money we can save just by being more mindful of our shopping habits 📊. And I think it's so important that there are tools like Home energy efficiency tool and Money Midlife MOT available for free, or at least with minimal cost. These tools are really helping people take control of their finances and make informed decisions about their money management.

I'm also impressed by the variety of food waste reduction apps out there, like Olio and Trolleycouk. Not only can they help us save money, but they're also doing our part to reduce waste and support the community 🌎. And let's not forget about Hotukdeals, which is always a treasure trove for deal-seekers! 😉
 
You can't buy happiness, but you can buy ice cream and that's kinda the same thing 🍦. I think it's awesome that there are so many money management apps out there to help people keep track of their spending and save up for the future. Trolleycouk is a lifesaver when it comes to comparing prices across supermarkets and online retailers. It's also great that there are tools like Hotukdeals to find deals and discounts on various products and services. But let's be real, saving money isn't everything - sometimes you just need to treat yourself to something delicious 🍰.
 
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