Redoing your house means a lot of work – but a lot of fun! You’ll spend endless hours tirelessly planning, researching, and most importantly, shopping. As you know, when you’re redoing your house, money seems to disappear. Things add up and before you know it, you’re a bit (or a lot a bit) over budget. The best thing to do is to make a game plan before you start. Know exactly what you’re going to
Last year I had an amazing opportunity to meet Lynsey from Queen of Clean, and also Channel 4’s “Obsessive Compulsive Cleaners”. Lynsey is obsessed with cleaning and has some great tips to help us to save time and money with our cleaning. Over to Lynsey… Cleaning your home can be expensive and take time, there are so many wonderful products on the market presented in well-designed pretty bottles but it’s not always necessary to buy
In the midst of a move it can be a very stressful and expensive time, as such I, Tony from Thrifty Husband, have taken up the challenge by the people at Personal Agent to find ways to not only save money but even make money during the difficult time of moving home. Here are my moving house tips to help you to save and make money whilst moving home. There are plenty of ways to save and
In May we set ourselves a little challenge – to keep the household budget to just £100. Here is how we did.. There were two reasons behind doing the challenge – the first was to use up some of the food items we have accumulated and to save some money. We don’t need two freezers full to bursting and items falling on your head when you open cupboards, but that’s where we found ourself. We were
Every now and then I like to have a really lean month in order to reset our finances and use up food we already have in our cupboards or freezer. I love a good cheap shelf find, but it means that you can hardly close our freezers, or open a cupboard without something falling on your head. That is why we are attempting to have a household budget of just £100 throughout May. This might
A great way to save money every year is to spend some time looking to see if you can get your utility bills and other annual spending cheaper by switching tariffs or switching providers all together. I try to do this every year, but I often forget when contracts end, and I only get around to searching for the best deals about 6 months after the contract ended, oops! Just last week I spent an
It seems as though everyone around us is saving for their first house deposit and desperate to get on the property ladder, but whilst we are still saving, we aren’t in a rush to move on joint to home ownership. Disclaimer: I bought my first house aged 18 and it is 200 miles away. I lived in it as a student and it is currently rented out and isn’t somewhere we are considering moving to. Here
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