We all know that there are times when it’s a good idea to keep quiet about our finances - for example, bragging about that huge bonus in front of colleagues or doing a ‘loadsamoney’ in the company of strangers. There are, however, times when the money conversation is necessary in order to avoid bigger problems down the line. Whether it’s a fiancee, flatmate or family member, tensions can soon escalate over this extremely emotive subject.
Black Friday is a huge shopping event with big discounts across electronics, home, and toys plus tons more. In the run-up to Christmas, these sales are the perfect time to get those big-ticket items at a fraction of the price.
You might be tempted to think that it is easy to save money on bills in the summer, especially during the heatwave we are enjoying this time. Too hot for heating. Too hot to cook so lots of salad etc.
But the reality is that we still use utilities, and sometimes more than in winter.
Whether you’re a property owner or renter, moving home can be an expensive process if you aren’t well prepared. Following a moving checklist will keep you on track overall, but what can you do specifically to keep the costs of moving down?
With budgets getting tighter and the average cost of living increasing, finding ways to make savings on everyday bills is a vital step in managing your finances effectively. There are several ways to reduce your energy usage and help cut costs from your monthly bills without having to spend a fortune.
Water is an important utility; every being on the planet needs it to survive.However, many are the times that this useful resource goes to waste. Institutions, companies, and individuals are required to settle huge water bills month after month.As a tenant, it is in your interest to cut down on recurrent monthly expenditures. In this blog post, we highlight some of the most effective ways on how tenants can cut down the water bills.
