Amazon's best Black Friday deals EARLY - and why it's time to switch your energy supplier

View Online Add to Contacts Hi my, Millions have been left shocked - and disappointed this week, after Donald Trump scored a victory over Hillary Clinton in the US presidential election. But there could be a silver lining, as the pound's value has shot up for the first time since October's 'flash crash'. In other words, Brits could be quids in if you buy holiday money now. Here's more on how Mr Trump's win will affect your pocket. Meanwhile, as savings rates continue to plummet, it's good news for Barclays customers, who can now get up to £16 per month tax-free following new HMRC changes. Household debt has officially hit a record high - with the average adult at least £3,700 in the red. Thankfully, help is at hand. Our research has found more Brits than ever are switching energy supplier - and you can save £400 by ditching your provider this winter. Need a little inspiration?  Meet Anna, the 24-year-old that's managed to clear her overdraft debt by living like a Swede. On a lighter note, if you're planning for the festive season already, there's a supermarket price war - and Tesco has just dropped its best selling champagne to just £9 - plus, we've managed to blag you a free luxury advent calendar. And on the subject of Christmas, this year's must have toy - Hatchimals - is selling out at record speeds. Here's our guide to getting your hands on one for less. There was good news for deal hunters this week too – with Amazon announcing this year's Black Friday sale will last TWO weeks. Argos has also gone all out with 13 days of deals starting next Friday. The countdown is officially on.     OUR LATEST TIPS, TRICKS AND DEALS More Brits switching energy supplier than ever - and it's saving £400 per year A broken lock – why the state pension could soon become far less generous Rare Harry Potter book sells for incredible £43,000 at auction 'I cleared my overdraft by living like Swede' – What Anna changed to do it How a cheap £10 car tyre can cost you £2,500 AND your licence See More Money Saving Tips © 2015 MGN Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. You are receiving this email because you signed up to receive updates from Mirror Money. Unsubscribe Terms of Use Privacy Policy MGN Limited. Registered office One Canada Square, Canary Wharf, London E14 5AP. Registered No. 2571173, England & Wales.