Category: Saving Tips & Strategies

  • Spring Clean Your Free Trials

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    Avoid Unwanted Charges We’ve all been there – tempted by a free trial, thinking, “I’ll remember to cancel it.” But life gets busy and, before you know it, you’re being charged for something you don’t even use. It’s like finding a forgotten receipt in your pocket. Only this one costs you money. Spring is the…

  • Spring Clean Your Subscriptions

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    Stop Paying for Things You Don’t Use Imagine you’re clearing out your wardrobe. You find clothes you haven’t worn in years, still taking up space. That’s a bit like our subscriptions – we sign up for things, then forget about them, and they just keep costing us money. Spring is the perfect time to give…

  • High-Interest Savings Accounts

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    Making Your Money Work Harder Imagine you put your money in a place where it earns a bit extra, just by being there. That’s what a high-interest savings account does. It’s like giving your savings a little boost, helping them grow faster than in a regular account. The Money Part: How High-Interest Savings Accounts Work…

  • The Savings Jar Method

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    A Visual Way to Save Sometimes, the best way to save is to see your money grow right before your eyes. The savings jar method is a simple, visual way to save money. It’s a bit like watching a plant grow from a tiny seed. The Money Part: How the Savings Jar Method Works This…

  • The 50/30/20 Rule

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    A Simple Budgeting Guide Budgeting can feel complicated, but it doesn’t have to be. The 50/30/20 rule is a simple way to divide your income and make sure you’re covering your needs, wants, and savings. It’s a bit like having a recipe for your money. The Money Part: How the 50/30/20 Rule Works This rule…

  • Signs You’re Doing Better Financially Than You Think

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    Sometimes, when you’re on a tight budget, it can feel like you’re not making any progress. You might compare yourself to others and feel like you’re falling behind. But often, you’re doing better than you think. It’s about recognising the small victories and appreciating the progress you’ve made. Small steps count and can be just…