Money saving tips, tricks & advice to help you save more every day...
Posted by Kate Naylor on January 31st, 2011 at 4:00pm
Here’s our top ten discount codes for February 2011. Ten great household name retailers selling everything from food to clothing, household goods to books and music, holidays and more. Have fun! Laura Ashley discount codes*: create stunning interiors, gild your fashion lily with gorgeous accessories and look great in beautifully made clothes with our Laura Ashley discount codes….read more
Posted by Kate Naylor on January 31st, 2011 at 9:16am
Here’s our fifth waste-busting extreme money saving idea. Socks are just socks, right? Most of us chuck them away the moment they get a bit tatty or a hole appears. But extreme money savers know there’s much more to the humble sock than meets the eye! Here’s a few cool things to do with your old socks: mend them….read more
Posted by Kate Naylor on January 28th, 2011 at 4:00pm
2011 is brightening up, with Valentine’s Day the first chance many of us get to celebrate a special occasion this year. Once upon a time we just bought a valentine’s card, perhaps some flowers, and that was that. Today there’s romantic Valentine’s dinners, special nights out, weekends away, extreme activities for adrenaline-fuelled lovers and, of course, a veritable rash of fancy dress…read more
Posted by Kate Naylor on January 28th, 2011 at 9:01am
Times are tough. Every day brings news of more redundancies, layoffs, closures, reduced services, benefit cuts and price rises. Making economies is becoming more and more important to UK families. FBut fr some people saving money isn’t just a nice thing to do. It’s essential. It can make the difference between survival and financial disaster. Luckily it isn’t…read more
Posted by Kate Naylor on January 27th, 2011 at 4:00pm
Garden centres can be remarkably expensive places. Nurseries are generally cheaper for plants. But if you’re after a suite of lovely pots for the patio, or to cheer up the front of your home this spring, you can easily spend £100 on a single big, impressive ceramic planter with a coloured glaze or decoration. Ouch! Here’s how…read more
Posted by Kate Naylor on January 27th, 2011 at 9:27am
It’s difficult to break up and destroy plastic cutlery trays. They’re usually made from rock solid, durable plastic or wood. Some plastics can be recycled, others can’t. So instead of throwing your old one away, wash it and put it to good use. All those little compartments are brilliant for keeping various loose bits and bobs organised and safe. And…read more
Posted by Kate Naylor on January 26th, 2011 at 4:00pm
Don’t be surprised if you keep hearing the distant siren call of DIY! It’s that time of year. We’re perking up a little and spring, though a way off yet, is definitely in the air. Which puts a spring in our step. As we emerge from deep winter hibernation we seem to turn naturally to sprucing up our homes. So…read more
Posted by Kate Naylor on January 26th, 2011 at 9:23am
Here’s the second of our extreme money saving tips. Loads of us turn the TV sound down when the adverts come on because the ads drive us nuts. Here’s one way to occupy yourself, learn new skills and save money during the ad breaks. Make your own comfy soft-soled slippers! Your slippers have given you long and loyal service. But…read more