Friday Finds: Win a Braun home appliance bundle
Every Friday we do the searching so you don’t have to. From competitions and travel inspiration to clever buys, money-saving tips and things you might not know, here are five fresh finds worth discovering this week.
Win of the Week: A Braun home appliance bundle worth $3000
Looking to upgrade your kitchen without spending a cent? Braun is giving away five premium appliance bundles valued at almost $3,000 each. From blenders to food processors and other kitchen essentials, it’s a fantastic prize for anyone who loves cooking or wants to modernise their benchtop. Best of all, entry is completely free and no purchase is required.
Enter here: Braun home appliance bundle giveaway
Escape of the Week: Island-hop your way along Queensland’s stunning coastline
Dreaming of turquoise water, tropical islands and a relaxed Australian escape? Travel at 60’s East Coast Island Getaway takes in some of Queensland’s most iconic destinations, including K’gari (Fraser Island), the Whitsundays, Magnetic Island and the Great Barrier Reef. This 13-day guided journey starts in Brisbane and includes accommodation, sightseeing and the chance to save up to $1,200 per person on selected departures. It’s an effortless way to experience some of Australia’s most spectacular island destinations.
Find out more: Travel at 60 – East Coast Island Getaway
Best Buy of the Week: Half-price Shark cordless vacuum at BIG W
If a new vacuum has been on your wish list, this week’s BIG W deal is worth a look. The Shark PowerPro Cordless Stick Vacuum (IZ370H) has been reduced from $549 to $274 – a saving of $275. The lightweight cordless vacuum features FloorDetect™ Technology, a self-cleaning brushroll to help prevent hair wrap, HEPA filtration and up to 50 minutes of runtime, making it ideal for both hard floors and carpets. Free delivery is also available for a limited time.
Find out more: Shark Cordless vacuum
Money Saver of the Week: Could you be paying too much for your health insurance?
Health insurance premiums have continued to climb, but many Australians stay with the same fund for years without checking if they’re still getting the best value. Starts at 60’s free Health Insurance Comparison tool lets you compare policies from a range of providers, helping you see whether you could save money or find cover that’s a better fit for your needs. It only takes a few minutes and could make a real difference to your annual health costs.
More info: Compare health insurance
Health Tip: Check your medicine cabinet for expired medications
Many Australians hang onto old prescription medicines long after they’ve expired or are no longer needed. Taking a few minutes to check expiry dates and return unwanted medicines to your local pharmacy through the free Return Unwanted Medicines (RUM) Program is a simple way to keep your home safer. Most pharmacies will accept expired or unwanted medicines for safe disposal at no cost.
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