Money saving tips and hacks
How to do Christmas on a budget (and make it great!)
Many of us embark on the festive season with good intentions. Whether we’re trying to do Christmas on a budget, help out charities, dedicate more time to family and friends or make greener choices, there’s always something that we feel we could be doing better.So, whether you're celebrating Christmas this December or enjoying other aspects of the festive season, how can you make this year even more positive? We’ve put our heads together and have come up with some ways that could help us all to cut back, and give back, this festive season. Here goes!
Our ultimate guide to reuse, recycle, repair
We’ve researched the easiest, most effective ways to reuse, recycle and repair your old things and we’re going to share these insights with you here, so dig out the super glue and the needle and thread and read on!
9 ways to have the ultimate cheap night out
With a few clever hacks and a little more pre-planning, we think you can still have an amazing night out on a budget. Read on for our tips and tricks to save you cash when eating, drinking and dancing the night away!
10 food storage hacks that can help your food last longer
Throwing away food that’s past its best is frustrating and disheartening. Money’s tight for so many of us right now and the cost of food is rising all the time. These food storage hacks will prolong the life of your groceries, and save you cash.
9 ways the vintage clothing industry helps to save the planet
Here, we take a look at nine ways that the vintage clothing industry can help the environment, but also at how buying vintage can help us all save money and reduce poverty all over the world.
Could you go a whole year without buying anything new?
Over the past few decades, we’ve all become so very good at consuming. Many of us buy new things so often that we barely notice we’re doing it. Over the past 20 years, the rise of fast fashion, discount supermarkets and online shopping have made it easier to justify blindly consuming. It’s no good for the environment and it’s no good for our bank balances.