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Your home is most likely the most expensive thing you will ever buy, it takes many years of hard work to pay it off so it makes sense that you’ll do all you can to maintain it. That way it looks nice for many years to come and you can also avoid expensive repairs. Here are a few things to consider as a homeowner.
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Just because you are trying to save money, doesn’t mean you have to live in a dark, dreary home. You can still save energy and money without making too many changes or sacrifices. This blog post will discuss some simple tips that can help you conserve energy and keep your bills low. Implementing just a few of these tips can make a big difference in your monthly expenses!
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Paying your bills on time can be challenging for many people. Keeping up with regular payments when you’re struggling financially or when you’re prone to forgetfulness can be a regular headache. Before you know it, you’re in debt and you’re scrambling to keep up with payments that seem to be continuously mounting up.
Fortunately, there are some simple steps you can take to ensure that your payments are made in full and on time.
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With babies comes many costs, and sometimes for first-time parents, you might feel like you need everything. You might feel that you can’t afford it. But, the truth is there are some great ways that you can save some cash on nursery products and beyond.
Here are our tops tips for saving money on baby products.
When shopping for food, it never ceases to amaze me the differences in prices from one supermarket to the next. With prices changing all the time, it’s really difficult to keep up and make sure we are getting the most for our money.
I know that many of my readers used to use the MySupermarket app, it was one of my favourite apps too. Unfortunately, it’s no longer available, so how can we now compare supermarket prices?
Well, I’m super excited because a new supermarket price comparison tool has been launched to solve the problem.
Today, I will share with you everything you need to know about the new tool so you can start saving money straight away!
Whether you are saving for next Christmas or saving for a special holiday, whatever the reason, this 52 week savings challenge will show you just how easy it is to reach your goal.
It’s a simple and realistic way to save regularly without too much pressure. It can work for anyone, whatever your budget.
An extra £1,000 in a lump sum is a fantastic amount which could help you to pay for so many things. Just imagine how you will feel once you’ve saved it.
Don’t worry if this sounds unachievable, I’m going to show you exactly how to reach it easily. All you need to do is commit to following these steps!
There are so many ways to save money but one of the best ways I find is using money saving apps. It’s a really simple way to not pay full price for things which can provide a real satisfaction and keep more money in your pocket.
Also, you can stack up your cashback from some of these sites meaning you have a nice little savings pot always on the go!
Today I will share with you my 10 best money saving apps and sites
Home is where the heart is, and if you’re no longer feeling in love with your space then you may be thinking about a little redecorating project. Redecorating can be a really exciting way to update your home environment and let your personality shine through, but it can also quickly rack up and become quite costly.
Thankfully there are a number of ways that you can save money on redecorating without compromising on style.
If you are reading this article then I guess you want to stop shopping. This could be because you want to spend less and save your money or just because you feel you need less ‘stuff’.
Stopping shopping could help you to pay off debts or save for a dream holiday. It could help you to live a simpler life and feel happier. Whatever the reason, when you stop shopping it could be life-changing.
The thought of stopping shopping might feel a little overwhelming at first, especially if it’s what you do best, but don’t worry, today I will guide you through some simple things you can do to kick the habit and achieve whatever it is you want.
This week, I have a great guest post from Warren Shute CFP Chartered Wealth Manager at http://www.warrenshute.com.
My pension knowledge is rubbish and I find long documents really boring to read. I’m also very aware of how important pensions are, so I asked Warren to share with us an easy to read 5 minute guide to pensions, all you need to know.
Over to Warren……
