A little rhyme I came up with!
Be wise with your money you’ll have the last laugh
Insurance, mortgages, ISA’s and tax
Shop savvy and smart, seek out the best deals
Take a packed lunch to work instead of splurging on meals
Regular savings will grow like a weed
Try to stop shopping for things you don’t need
It’s true this is all very easy to say, but try to improve just a little each day!!
MANDY DOHERTY
Check out supermarket deals online before you go shopping and stick to your shopping list
mumsmisbehaving
I just don’t spend on what I know I don’t need or wont make use of.
Tricia Bingham
if you are not sure if you want a product or not dont buy it think about it first you probably dont want it after all
debzwoowoo
Leave your credit / debit cards at home when shopping . Just take the cash you need . That way you’re not tempted to overspend!
Trevor Linvell
Research every purchase and investment thoroughly to get the most bang for your buck
Julie Camm
I send off for free samples of toiletries, saves spending money on toiletries and great for travelling when you don’t want to carry full sized bottles and tubes….
Claire Davies
If you are able to pop £2 away in loose change each day (£14 a week) then you will have £730 to put towards Christmas. It sounds a lot each week but makes a huge difference when Christmas arrives.
Clare Hubbard
Comaring prices for insurance, toys, anything really helps saves us money throughout the year. I also like to stick to a strict shopping list when food shopping as it’s far too easy to spend more than anticipated! #rainydaymoney
Jo Hutchings
If you see something you want sleep on it. If you still want it the next day go back and get it then. It will cut down on impulse buying.
Charlotte Cauldwell
Put money in different envelopes to save.
Holly
Always plan and budget when buying Christmas things
Stephanie Clifford
Head to the reduced section
Tara Bush
Only buy new things if you can’t get a cheaper recycled option from somewhere. This has saved me a fortune!
Karla Gold
Using cashback sites money for nothing its fab
betsy ferguson
#rainydaymoney save hundreds per year just by turning lights off in unused rooms x
Jessica Barber
Using a money saving app! I use Monzo and it gives me a notification every time I spend, plus a breakdown of my spending. It’s so helpful to keep track of things!
Arabella Bazley
It is very easy to spend money if you are around people who throw it around. Surround yourself with friends who want a secure future and make a game of who can bag the best bargains and entertain everyone for the least. That way you will all have fun as you save #RainyDayMoney
sheridarby
Always use cash – then you can see your money disappear as if by magic #rainydaymoney
AliDuke (@weirdoA)
I check my bank balance every day, any change on the end of it (1.98 The 98p) I send over to my savings account, it mounts up pretty quickly #RainyDayMoney
gina8881
Only buy a item if its essential buying a item what you dont need is a waste of time energy and money
Jade Bremner
When food shopping check out the reduced items many of them can be frozen so you can use them at a later date, it can save you so much money each week.
Natalie S
my best money saving tip is – always make sure you purchase via cashback websites like top cashback or quid co when buying stuff online. #rainydaymoney
Emily Smith
Never just renew insurance policies, always check with comparison sites for cheaper prices.
Emily Smith
#rainydaymoney
annemarie55
#rainydaymoney Don’t use credit cards unless you can afford to pay it all off at the end of the month, it’s not worth it!
Gaynor Vincent
Its amazing what you can do to entertain the kids, I have jsut made a bunk bed tent out of old sheets and curtains and my sons love it!
emmagough78
I draw out the cash I need for each week, once it’s gone it’s gone – I don’t use a card it’s all too easy to swipe and forget these days – I also freeze bananas that are gowing brown and use them to make banana bread
Anneka Davies
#rainydaymoney the best advice I have is to not let your happy go lucky spending partner be in charge of the finances 😂
Debs Johnson
I save so much money doing food shopping on line, I have a delivery pass so I also save on delivery and not seeing all the offers and lovely items on the shelves I don’t load my trolly with stuff I don’t really need.
Debs Johnson
Forgot #RainyDayMoney
sarah morris
#Raindaymoney take a packed lunch to work saves u a fortune
Miranda Burgin
Always shop at Lidl!
Caroline Cordery
#RainyDayMoney I always consult moneysavingexpert website before major purchases, switches and financial applications or insurance purchases as it’s invaluable.
Alex Brownlee
go to the supermarket late in the day when they start reducing fresh foods
jensbeautylife
Never go shopping when your hungry and also always plan meals and make a shopping list. This will save you buying rubbish that you do not need
jensbeautylife
#rainydaymoney
Hazel Rea
#rainydaymoney Take coffee and water with you rather than buying them. Buy items like toilet rolls in bulk when they are on special offer. Have electrical items repaired if possible.
Janine Phillips
#rainydaymoney I buy Christmas presents throughout the year when offers are on
Thomas
When shopping, only buy what you really need. Don’t waste water and electricity as well coz they are both expensive if you waste them. If it’s not far then just walk rather than drive, it’s healthy as well and saves the environment PLUS saves money for petrol/fuel. Save some amount every payday.
fayxxx
Keep all your doors closed & light some candles. You really don’t need to keep putting the heating on. #rainydaymoney
Catherine Bullas
Don’t take your kids shopping with you!
Becky Cornes
Do your research before buying a product. Use a comparison site, on the internet, to find the best price available. There are always offers to be had, don’t impulse buy.
Claire Holtey
Don’t auto renew anything. Know it can be a pain but I just saved £100 on home insurance and it took about 15 mins. Wish I could earn £400 an hour!
Danielle Carmichael
Whenever you have change put it in a pot! Even notes at times and soon enough you’ll have loads of money aside! I have a pot for 10p and under and another for 20p and above 😁😁 #rainydaymoney
Jo
Always always do your research. Check
Prices regularly.
Mariyah
Always shop in the sales and only buy what you need!
TANIA STANNARD
#rainydaymoney budget and stick to it!
Claire Brown
Fab giveaway and in need of some good tips ♥️♥️
jacqui graham
#rainydaymoney 💸💸💸💷 don’t buy branded items, supermarket own brand are just as good and cost so much less.
Candyfloss
I have a standing order set up for a percentage of my monthly wage to go straight into a savings account. I’ve always done this, so I don’t miss it and the money is there for if you really need it. @Natterjacktoad7
suzanne sendell
I save 20p pieces In a sealed container, It soon mounts up and Its a lovely surprise when Its full how much Is In there, gtreat for Christmas
Leanne Reynard
#rainydaymoney
Never go shopping hungry, always shop around to see if it’s cheaper somewhere else, look for voucher codes before purchasing and save up loose change in a jar.
Anonymous
Pleased to have found your blog x
Cherryl
Thank you for taking a look x 😘
Matt O'Reilly
There are so many tips that I could think of.
To the point, I have actually written a blog post about ways to save money in the kitchen. Here is one of my tips:
Stick to your shopping list. You’ve made a list for a reason, you should have done your stock take of the cupboards and freezer, you know what you need, so stick to your list.
#rainydaymoney
Matt O'Reilly
There are so many tips that I could think of.
To the point, I have actually written a blog post about ways to save money in the kitchen. Here is one of my tips:
Stick to your shopping list. You’ve made a list for a reason, you should have done your stock take of the cupboards and freezer, you know what you need, so stick to your list.
amanda
#rainydaymoney save up any spare change and then in black friday deals only buy things you was already buying
another tip would be to watch martin lewis
Katerina Economides
Don’t do your food shopping when you are hungry.
Amanda tanner
Always try to visit the supermarket after about 8pm when lots of food items get reduced
Janine Learner
I use Topcashback before buying anything online. I check if they’re listed and if the thing I want to buy is available somewhere else that is listed on Topcashback, I’ll usually go there to buy instead. I’ve earned over £600 of cashback in the last 3 years.
Janine Learner
eek I forgot to put the hashtag #rainydaymoney
Victoria Easton
Put just a little away every month, even if it is just £10, it soon adds up!
Jodi hill
Whenever I shop I always use Quidco and it all goes towards Christmas, because of work restrictions I usually do my shopping on a Sunday a cottoned on to reductions…. they have so much meat reduced in the chillers I can’t remember the last time I paid full price for meat! I just pop it in the freezer and get it out when I need it…. saves me around a third on my shopping bill every week.
Elizabeth
I have a monthly budget, try to shop at times when things are reduced and I also cook from scratch which I find to be a lot cheaper
Elizabeth
#rainydaymoney
Janet
Look after the pennies and the pounds will look after themselves
Jamie Butt
My tip is to check eBay, it’s amazing how many people buy things and don’t use them!
georgie
#rainydaymoney thinking for half an hour to an hour before you make even a medium purchase. ponder. think…..
Roisin Nic Eocháin
Only by what you really need and always me mindful that your circumstances can change in a heartbeat and you need to plan for than being complacent As I learnt Being diagnosed with a chronic illness and having make serious cuts to my hrs and spending #rainydaymoney
Laura Lee
Best money saving tip is each time you check your online bank account move the odd pennies to a seperate account and watch how quickly it mounts up, for example if I have £23.46 I move the 0.46p to a seperate account it quickly increases and you dont even notice
Liz T
Use a direct debit to save a little every month.
Liz T
#rainydaymoney
Lindsey Stuart
I love to try and save!
My tip is to use a cash back site if you plan to shop online, Always shop around you will be surprised at how cheaper you can get your goodies than the first site you visit!
If you shop in Tesco, use the scan as you shop it is a great way to see how much you are spending!
Always bring a list with you otherwise you will end up buying lots of things you don’t really need.
Pop all your change in a pot and save, it’s amazing how much you can save by doing this #rainydaymoney
Ruth Harwood
I’m a bargain shopper extroadinaire!! I browse the charity shops, the TK Maxx sales aisles and am forever checking amazon for deals on books/cat food and all the other things that may be chaper from sellers on there!!
lynn neal
#rainydaymoney always take your lunch to work with you and either make your coffee in work or take it with you in a keep hot cup or flask! A few pounds every day adds up to make a big difference!
Michelle Ptak
I always use comparison sites and hunt for discount codes and vouchers.
Two little boys and adventure times
#RainyDayMonday I always skim from my bank account over into my savings. So if i have £63.50 i will transfer the £3.50 over and eventually your Savings will start going up. Also i tend to pick up any change i find lying around and put it in a jar amazing how much you can loose daily around the home lol. x
theresa
i round down the balance in my account and transfer to a savings account, so i don’t miss it.
Catherine Bullas
Don’t go shopping with your kids!
janine atkin
before you buy yourself a treat, sleep on it for a few days. chances are in a few days you wont be bothered anymore
janine atkin
#rainydaymoney
Rhia
Ban yourself from looking at online shops and auction sites such as eBay, Amazon, etc. To avoid temptation 🙈 Your wallet will thank you for it! #rainydaymoney
Sarah Thompson
A few tips of mine are – don’t go shopping when you are hungry or with the kids (always costs more!), shop around when buying online and use cashback sites (any money I get from this I save for days out etc.), swap clubcard points for vouchers too you can get some really good deals! And a little one for at home is I have a money tin which I can only open with a tin opener. @SlLouise on twitter x
Charlotte Hughes
My best tip would be to always compare prices online, it’s crazy how much difference there can be between shops! It may also be worth asking if they price match! #rainydaymoney
Catherine Bullas
#rainydaymoney. Don’t go shopping with your children!
Julie Jenkins-Jessup
I look for money saving vouchers. I also shop a lot in charity shops
Teegan Jezard
I get all books from charity shops. I also get a puzzle once a week for my son then they let me take it back and swap it. Build a good relationship. I always donate a £1 every time and my son gets a new puzzle every week. He is autistic and loves loves.
Anonymous
Things like car insurance premiums, line rental or gym membership fees can often be cheaper if you pay them annually instead of monthly. You could save a quite a lot if you make sure you have enough money stored away to pay these annual bills in one go.
Cristina McDowall
Start your Christmas shopping in the January sales – if you spread the cost throughout the year, garbing bargains as they come up, you won’t be faced with the scary credit card bills NEXT January.
Ann
Use cashback sites for online purchases you’d be making anyway.
Charlie Brunton
I find it quite easy to put cash & change aside in a savings tin and not touch it! At the end of each week I empty my purse except for £10 ‘just in case’ money, everything else goes in the tin & builds up nicely! #rainydaymoney
Carrie-ann
At the end of every day put all you change in a jar/money box until it’s full…
Use cashback sites for you are buying
Andrea Dimmick
Be a rate tart, search for the best deals on things like insurance, utilities.
Abigail
Regularly check all your bills and bank statements to make sure there are no surprise charges or hikes in bill prices.
Samantha Duffield
Buy in bulk when on offer! If you can afford it!
Beverley Cousins
Look in the reduced isle of supermarkets, especially late in the afternoon when things are reduced at great prices, if you’ve got a big freezer, it save money in the long run! I also buy supermarket saving stamps all year so that the christmas holidays want be to heavy on your pockets!
Emma Walton
Always write a shopping list and stick to it – don’t be tempted to purchase items because they’re on special offer – chances are, you don’t need them.
Hayley Colburn
try some of the shop brand items, I personally find Aldi’s own brand items are as good (some better) than the branded, it can’t hurt to try, we save a fortune and can have more treats now we have switched
Nicola Dow
I use a savings app called Chip. Its fab. It takes tiny amounts out your bank every few days so don’t even notice the money leaving my account x
Anonymous
enter comps to try help with christmas presents 🙂
Michelle Smith
Use a cashback website some give you as much as 12% back depending where you shop.
claire g (@gothlass88)
make a list and do your grocery shopping on line that way your less tempted by all the offers in store
Gilly Holmes
#rainydaymoney Buy best buy once.
Jan Johnson
Shop from a list. Don’t take hubby or children shopping with you if possible. Do as many competitions as you can!!
Lisa Hall
Check out the reduced section and remember shops own brand is just as good as branded
jayne elizabeth hall
put away all your 1 nd 2 pns
Natalie Catterall
#rainydaymoney Put a little bit of money away each week and it soon all adds up.
cnsnape
#rainydaymoney ALways shop from a list and shop online for groceries, that way you can’t be tempted down an aisle you don’t need and buy stuff you don’t really want just because it’s ‘on offer’ or it looked nice. Also never shop on an empty stomach
Cherryl
The empty stomach thing is so true!!
Rachael Seymour
Try shopping online and stick to a list. Its so easy to go to the supermarket and be tempted by certain things as you walk around the entire shop. Only buy the things you really need!
Plus it saves the time and hassle of driving to the shops and trying to find a parking space!
Cherryl
I agree – a monthly online shop makes life much easier. then just top up your fresh things in between.
Sarah Roberts (@RussellSaraha48)
#rainydaymoney Try and think before you spend! do you need it? could you save for it? Will it go down in sale? sometimes just putting it off for a while saves money!.
Cherryl
Absolutley
Leanne Sullivan
Always look for voucher codes before i buy anything online
Use cashback sites
Any spate change around the house gets put jn a tin for holiday spends
Money Counting Pennies
Use cashback websites whenever you purchase something online and look for discount codes before you click buy x
Lisa Jackson
Have a money pot you cant open, whenever you have spare cash then put it in there- it adds up and you cant spend it until its full ! #rainydaymoney
Rebecca Whatmore
Look around for discount vouchers and free delivery before I buy
Nicola Farrel
I always have a Google to see if there’s any discounts or if I can get it anywhere else cheaper before buying things. Love a good bargain! #rainydaymoney
greenlibrarybooks
I regularly work out which savings account has the best rate and move my money. I recently found out about about offset mortgages which was useful! #rainydaymoney
Alvina Boyd
Switch your current account, shop around for broadband and electric and cook from scratch
jodie w
only buy what is really necessary
Alex Hill
Sign up for offer websites and utilise the savings they provide but only buy what you need not everything that is offered
Janice Dunn
When shopping online I always google for discount codes before completing checkout. #rainydaymoney
Gail
I put all my loose change out of my purse under a £1 into a jar every day throughout the year, upto Xmas, last year I had saved £700
Cherryl
Fantastic, that’s a lot of money and perfect for the Christmas period!
Adrian Bold
Create a monthly budget or spreadsheet of all your incoming / outgoing expenses so you know exactly what you have left.
kathcake2017
Save a pound a day, it all adds up #rainydaymoney
Julie bidhop
#rainydaymoney , I have 3 children so often take the concentrate juice with me and order water for the table and add to there drinks , and never leave home without a wide selection of goodies so never have to splash out unnecessarily , love reading other tips
Cherryl
Thanks for your tips, sounds like you’ve got some good strategies going. Snacks are definitely expensive on the go and multipacks from the supermarket are always cheaper – the same is true when taking snacks to work 💸💵
Lucy
If you can make something yourself, it’s often cheaper than buying it. Presents, meals etc.
Cherryl
What a wonderful idea, it’s good to help children learn the art of waiting, compromise and the value of money from a young ager – love this 💛
Lucy Barlow
We have a great decision making tool for the kids – but it helps us a lot.
When we want to have take out, or go to the cinema – we have a a scale and weights and we have on one side the ‘weight’ of a holiday for all of us away, on the other we place the number of ‘weights’ of cinema trips, takeouts etc that we would have to decline in order to buy our holiday.
The kids will invariably go for a cheaper take out in order to get to their holiday quicker!
Claire Woods
I put my pennies in a jar, and they soon mount up.
Steph baxter
Only buy what you need don’t need it don’t buy it simple ! 😎
Cherryl
We’d probably all save a lot more with this attitude! 💷💰
brenda heads
don’t go to the shops as often, it works for me.
Stevie-Kay Oliver
I use sun savers codes (28 codes gets you £5) I use this towards my phone bill, I also put money aside each week of the year to use for peoples Christmas gifts that way I don’t need to worry near Christmas as it’s all saved up
Cherryl
Sounds good 💷💰
andrea tinkler
#rainydaymoney I save in a money tin that you have to use a tin opener to get in. That way i never tempted to open it. I also look for cheaper alternatives when shopping and use coupons to get money off at the till. I buy cheaper items like tomato sauce and put in a heinz container. The kids are no wiser lol
Cherryl
I think I’ll have to get one of these 💷💰
Sheena Batey
#RainyDayMoney Save all your loose change it soon adds up
ruth robinson
always shop around and use discount codes when buying online
Cherryl
I’s amazing how much you can save with discount codes – I always search for them before checking-out online – I’ve saved loads this way. 💸💸💵💷
Sean eccles
I always round money off so if I’m paid £157 I would put the £7 into my savings account another example if I’m paid £82.42 I would put £2.42 into the saving space account not very often I miss that amount and it all adds up so far I’ve saved £328.43p only been doing it 8 months #RainyDayMoney
tiffenyirene
#rainydaymoney When I’m out shopping if I pay with a note or notes and get coins in the change I pop them in my pocket and when I get home stash them away. It’s amazing how quickly they all add up 🙂 x
Kirsty Hosty
We set ourselves a small weekly budget and take it out of the bank and spend on what we really need. Once it’s gone we wait until the following week.
Cherryl
A strict budget is a really good idea.
Marylyn Hammersley
Never automatically renew car, home or contents insurance, or AA, phone or TV packages. Automatic renewal will always cost you a lot of money, talk to your provider and if they cannot bring the price down, change your provider.
Cherryl
Good tip – it pays to shop around.
sarah grainger
Quite a basic one, but as I keep saying to my husband “If you don’t NEED it, don’t buy it. And save that money for something that you do REALLY want”
sarah grainger
#rainydaymoney
Christina Wadeley
#rainydaymoney my money saving tips is to go to the local shops towards the end of the shopping day to get deals on food that is out of date that day. You can freeze this for a later time
Caroline Hooper
Best money saving tips are food based – cook meals from scratch (you will save so much!) make and stick to a weekly menu plan (so no mad impulse buys) and have one or two days per week where you have a vegetarian meal – I find this makes me more prone to finding new recipes to try while saving money on expensive meat. #rainydaymoney
Cherryl
Totally agree with you here. 💸💸💵💷
Annabel Greaves
#rainydaymoney I try to put aside some gift cards and money given as presents towards occasions such as Christmas
Cherryl
Me too – always on the look out for a bargain and thinking ahead. 💸💸💵💷
Felicity Williams
Try the comparison sites for insurance. I did – as a quote from a previous car insurance provider was sky high. I was able to cut the bill in half 😀
Felicity Williams
forgot to add #rainydaymoney to my tip xx
RJP (@itsp3aks)
I tell the kids, like my parents did to me, that the ice cream man is the fish van and the chimes mean they’ve sold out…
Cherryl
That’s a good one – until they stop believing you lol! 💸💸💵💷
Kirsty Parry
I always keep a spreed sheet of the bills and money we’ve spent it makes it easier not to over spend as you know how much you’ve already spent and what you have left and I love seeing money in the “save” column so it urges me not to over spend
Cherryl
I’m with you here 💷💰💸
Janet Humphrey
Always compare insurance most are ov er charging loyal customers
ROBERT MCINTOSH
Only buy what you need, not what you want
Emma
I always shop around for deals discounts and coupons and use the cashback sites too. #rainydaymoney
Andrew Cakebread
Switch your bank account to gain rewards and save pennies, use quidco or topcashback whenever you make purchases, use hot water to unlock blocked ink catridges and sometimes old fashion cleaning techniques such as baking soda and white vinegar are great ways to make things look brand new.
Cherryl
Great tips Andrew 💷💰💸
Keith Hunt
I buy modern pine bed frame second hand for about £5 and reuses the pine for home diy projects with the off cuts going in to a friends log burner.
Cherryl
Love that idea 💷💰💸
karen hughes
fill in surveys online for rewards like cash or vouchers
Emma Bean
I buy things with yellow labels on in supermarkets, and I fill my freezer, I also check out supermarket magazines for money off coupons, also I bank online and every couple of days I do a think called ‘skimming’ basically you round your money down to the nearest £5 and put the excess into a savings account, it might only be like £1.48 or 50p, but it adds up and you don’t miss it, I’ve saved £30 a month some months by doing this.
Cherryl
£30 in a month is fantastic 💷💰💸
Amy Butler
#rainydaymoney Shop at local markets for fruit and vegetables when you do go to the supermarket always buy the cheapest brand that taste just as good but so much cheaper
Cherryl
Very true – you get more for your money in local markets 💷💰💸
Christine Sutherland
Cut the ends off tubes of toothpaste and face creams, you’ll be surprised how much is left
Cherryl
I know!! We waste so much without realising it 💸💵💷😉
Vivien Taylor
#rainydaymoney use a little less of something, and use it less often,
eg Shampoo, might not really need to wash hair twice a day, and just use a little less of it.
Glenda Profit
go to car boots and charity shops – it is surprising how cheap things are and often in original packaging
Margaret Akel
#rainydaymoney
shop at the local street market for fresh fruit and veg. (Cheaper prices and fruit less likely to go off the next day !
Margaret Akel
shop at the local street market for fresh fruit and veg. (Cheaper prices and fruit less likely to go off the next day !
Caroline B
#rainydaymoney
Fill your time with things you like doing that are free like walking and taking in the scenery or something you love. it stops having too much spare time & surfing the internet & then spending money on things & impulse buys.
I find food shopping online helps, as I can see how much I’m spending rather than just throwing things in the trolley, some online supermarkets have free delivery slots if you book them slightly outside the popular hours, like 9-10pm In the evening
Cherryl
I’m with you on shopping online – you’re much less likely to go wild as you see the subtotal increasing on the screen 💸💵💷😉
Violet Perkins Phillippo
#rainydaymoney I try and take my budget out in cash, especially when I buy clothes or go to the supermarket. It makes me more conscious about how much I’m spending!
Cherryl
Such a good idea on a weekly or monthly basis 💸💵💷😉
Melissa Dixon
Making concise shopping lists and sticking to them (order online!) will save you hundreds.
Shop around for energy provider deals. Don’t be sucked in by combo deals. Sell things you no longer use, post unworn clothes to Vinted or DePop.
Cherryl
Lists are they way – as long as we’re not easily tempted by other things in the store! 💸💵💷😉
m1ssingsleep
#rainydaymoney take a packed lunch to work, my husband spends a fortune on lunch otherwise! It might not seem much every day but it really adds up over a month! x
Cherryl
I cringe at the number of time’s I’ve promised myself to start doing this – but haven’t 💸💵💷😉
Caroline Hunter
#rainydaymoney
I always re-negotiate my AA breakdown cover, Sky subscription, Car Insurance, Home Insurance etc. rather than paying the new quote. I used to feel that this was an embarrassing thing to do but now I feel ok about it. If the company I’m with won’t reduce the price, I look round for somewhere else. Mostly they take some money off the quote so I’m quids in! 🙂
Caroline Hunter
I always re-negotiate my AA breakdown cover, Sky subscription, Car Insurance, Home Insurance etc. rather than paying the new quote. I used to feel that this was an embarrassing thing to do but now I feel ok about it. If the company I’m with won’t reduce the price, I look round for somewhere else. Mostly they take some money off the quote so I’m quids in! 🙂
Cherryl
I did that with my internet service provider and they knocked some money off – good tip – if you don’t ask…..!!! 💸💵💷😉
Cherryl
Feel free to share any good money saving tips below 💸💸💷
Gbolabo Adetunji
I wish that savings grow like a weed. No planning, no ploughing, no planting, no pruning and no picking. Yet they thrive vibrantly.
Cherryl
Putting a little aside – often (no matter how small) is usually the way to start!
But dipping into it is the thing that can be hard so best to set up a standing order so that you can’t your hands on it too easily 🙂