Saving tips Reviews

Money saving tips I have read quite a few of these posts with great interest after all who wouldn't want to save money. These are things that works for me and a few do not follow the general advice but also takes into account how difficult how it is with a toddler. Shopping Shopping look for offers ...  Read the complete review

I'm always looking for new and weird and wonderful ways to save money, so I thought I'd put my savings tips onto dooyoo. 1) Budget, budget, budget- One week before payday (or if paid weekly, 2 days before payday), write down absolutely everything you'll need to spend that month/week, include fuel, food, a night out anything at all, and ...  Read the complete review

I have two words in response to saving tips- Dont Spend! As you may be bale to tell I am a Capricorn so I dont enjoy spending money anyway, so anyways in which I am able to save money are great! As a 21 year old student, I think I have done pretty well saving money, although over the past 3 years I didnt have a car, now I have a car and use ...  Read the complete review

As a 20-something living with my Mam I should have plenty of spare cash. However, I have just sold my house a few months ago and due to the credit crunch I am about £8,000 in debt from the sale of the house. I also have car running costs, like insurance, tax, mot, repairs and petrol, along with a debt management plan from when I was a student. My ...  Read the complete review

Ways to save money seems to be a big thing in this cultural climate and I am one who trys to save in any way I can but have been things I have done for a while as I usually work part time and have spent yeras studying as well. A lot fo these may sound really simple and silly and you may even already do these things but these are just the ...  Read the complete review

Since coming to university, I obviously had to learn to fend for myself a bit more and pay my own way and make a lot more desicisons, with the bank of mummy and daddy not always being there to bail me out (obviously and I have the pride of being independant and a clever little student who can look after herself!!) Anyway, this little post will ...  Read the complete review

Saving money has become more and more importantly recently with the credit crunch and I wanted share with everyone how I have managed to save money this year. Firstly the website Martins Money saving tips a non profit site that has been designed around the subject of saving money. This site is worth checking every other day as offers come and ...  Read the complete review

My background ------------------- Ever since coming to university i have had to try and find as many ways as possible to cut back on what i spend. I have, fairly successfully managed now to live off a considerable amount less than other people i live with. In my opinion, living off such a little amount, hasnt hurt my social ...  Read the complete review

The Recession has been a popular topic of conversation for the best part of this year with people including myself looking for the best ways to save money and ride out the economic down turn I thought I would do my bit and share some of my well practiced money saving tips. Lucky for me I have not been directly effected by the ...  Read the complete review

I never used to be a saver until I joined the moneysavingexpert.com website belonging to Martin Lewis. After spending a lot of time on his site I started to understand how I could stretch £100 to be worth considerably more. That not only meant I could save some money (put money in the bank) but also spend more money on treats. So how do you do ...  Read the complete review

To save well, l believe a person must be well organized.l try to follow my own set daily plan to help myself to save as much as l can using my limited energy due to health problems.After l have organzied my files,(which l review often,) l spend a few times a day to try to save money.l hope my tips can help others to save serious money.l regard my ...  Read the complete review

My own ways in which I have cut back on my spending. Doing the food shop as we are a family of 5 as you can imagine what our food bill is like. How ever i find it best not to go shopping with the kids lol, they tend to put things in what we dont really need. I have also changed my shop from a monthly shop to a weekly one. When we did ...  Read the complete review

Everyone seems to be having money troubles at the minute and I'm sure we could all do a little bit more so here are a few things that I have found really helpful: 1. I used to spend so much money on buying my dinners out while I was at work and I could probably spend at £5 a day sometimes. If you work 5 days a week, that's £25 just on ...  Read the complete review

I've just read a great review about this subject, so thought I would give my tips on this. Oddly enough I don't feel I have that much to state, but anything I can share that I do it surely worth the writing. Anyway being Scottish you would think I would have wrote the book on Penny Pinching! I'm sure most of us thesedays have to watch ...  Read the complete review

I have got really fed up at the end of every month having no money left in my bank at all. It does not matter how hard I seem to try, even by having an 'emergency pot' I always end up at the limit of my overdraft and preying for pay day to arrive. I would not mind either, but I earn a good wage...which ultimately makes it more ...  Read the complete review

Money at the current moment is something we don't seem to have enough of, unless your a banker or a British Politician, so we need ways to cut our spending and to save ourselves a few precious penny's where we can. What we need to remember first though, is there is no bee all and end all way to saving money on the whole, we can cut corners to try ...  Read the complete review

Ok, I'm only young but I think I'm pretty good with money and always have been since my first job, a paper round, at 13 years old. I currently don't pay rent as work cover that, so my outgoings are much smaller than those of most people - phone bill, food and travel. However these ways to save money worked for me all through uni as ...  Read the complete review

In the current economic climate everyone wants to know how to save, or make, a bit of extra money. It's all so tempting to just spend any money than comes your way (well for me it is anyway) but if like you're like my husband and I, it's not the best idea if you want to save for the future. I have not always been money wise. In the ...  Read the complete review

Having just finished my first year at university, moneysaving has gained new meaning and importance in my life. I had a wage since the age of 13, and have always appreciated the independence that comes from sensible spending. However, once I was paying for everything in my life with a hgih interest student loan, I've felt a real need to count the ...  Read the complete review

Since my husband left the army a few years back so we could spend more time together as a family we have had to make massive cut backs. Not only big cut backs but also paying of 5 years worth of debts ,only making minimum payments each month really is the worse thing you can do ,infact using credit is almost certainly the worse thing to ...  Read the complete review