The Money Diet by Martin Lewis The Money Diet by Martin Lewis is a comprehensive guide to taking control of your finances. It gives practical advice on saving money, budgeting, and investing. It also offers tips on how to make … Continue reading →
What is Kakeibo Kakeibo is a Japanese budgeting system that helps users manage their money and keep track of their day-to-day expenses. It is based on the idea of “record and reflect”, which encourages users to record their finances and … Continue reading →
If you are thinking of getting a cheap Chinese Diesel heater, you may also be asking, can you reduce the running costs even more by running it on waste oil? Yes, diesel heaters can run on waste oil. This type … Continue reading →
Doing the £5 a Day Challenge The £5 a day challenge is a great way to help you save money and be more mindful about your spending habits. It encourages you to only spend £5 a day on anything you … Continue reading →
Money Saving Tips to Help Your Income If you’re finding it hard to keep money, but easy to spend it, it would seem that you’re not alone. More than half of 22-29-year olds have no savings at all, and the … Continue reading →
Do Rechargeable Batteries Save Money? You would think that the simple answer to this is YES rechargeable batteries do save you money. However, the actual answer is sometimes rechargeable batteries do save you money and sometimes it is not a … Continue reading →
If you’re a car owner, there’s one expense you can’t get around paying – car insurance. Every state requires that you have adequate coverage to protect you and other drivers in the event that there’s an accident. Having an insurance … Continue reading →
Cars can be a major help when it comes to moving about your daily life but they do have their downsides – cars can be quite costly not just to buy but also to maintain over time. The costs of … Continue reading →
Whether you’re saving up for a new house, a car, or a dream vacation, you’re probably worrying about how to pull it off, considering the myriad of expenses that you have on a monthly basis. It really can be difficult … Continue reading →
Summertime is generally when you start to notice all the things you’d consider an imperfection in your home. Whether you think your living room’s looking a bit drab and is in need of a fresh lick of paint or you’re … Continue reading →
We often hear that you should not recharge normal disposable batteries. However, as far as I can tell so far, it can be done! Before you even attempt to do this, do an internet search on the dangers of recharging … Continue reading →
Let’s assume you know the basics of living below your means. You’ve got a job, regular paycheck, and don’t spend all your cash as soon as it enters your bank account. Congratulations, you’ve made it to the first stepping stone … Continue reading →
Live Below the Line This really has to be the Ultimate money-saving challenge that I have ever come across. All credit has to go to Live Below the Line – The Challenge website. From 7th – 11th May, they are … Continue reading →
Keep a Notebook to Track Your Daily Spend Writing down your expenses in a notebook is one of the best ways to keep track of where your money is going. It can be helpful to write down all of your … Continue reading →
WARNING 1 – In the UK it is not legal to run a car on cooking oil as it is a waste product, and it is not considered a suitable fuel for vehicles. The UK Vehicle Certification Agency (VCA) does … Continue reading →
