Category: Saving Tips & Strategies
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Where Do People Get the Money to Invest in the First Place?
You want to get started with investing. Maybe you’ve already put a bit of money aside. But then you look at your budget and think… where’s the extra money going to come from? It’s a common question. But the good news is, in the UK, you can start investing with surprisingly small amounts. It’s not…
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The ‘Cashback’ Cushion: Getting Paid to Shop
Imagine getting a little bit of money back every time you buy something. It’s like finding a few quid in your old coat pocket – what a nice surprise! Cashback offers are a way to do just that. Earning money back on your everyday spending. Let’s explore how to use cashback to boost your savings.…
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The ’30-Day Rule’: Taming Impulse Buys and Saving for Goals
Ever seen something you really want and felt that urge to buy it straight away? It’s like a little voice whispering, ‘Treat yourself!’ But those impulse buys can quickly add up and derail your savings plans. The ’30-day rule’ is a simple trick to help you resist those urges and make different spending decisions. The…
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The ‘No-Spend Weekend’: A Mini-Reset for Your Wallet
Ever feel like you’re constantly spending money, even on your days off? It’s easy to fall into the habit of treating yourself, isn’t it? But what if you challenged yourself to a ‘no-spend weekend’? It’s like giving your wallet a little holiday or a chance to recharge and see how much you can save. Let’s…
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3 Things You Can Do Today to Improve Your Finances
Feeling a bit overwhelmed by your finances? Don’t worry, you’re not alone. The good news is that you don’t have to make massive changes overnight to see a real improvement. There are simple steps you can take today. It’s about taking action, building positive momentum, and creating a positive ripple effect that will transform your…
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3 Signs You’re Doing Better Financially Than You Think
It’s easy to get caught up in comparing yourself to others, especially with everyone showing off on social media, and feel like you’re falling behind. But, often, you’re doing better than you give yourself credit for. It’s about taking a step back, recognising the small victories, and appreciating the progress you’ve made. The Money Part:…