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Comment on Money Saving Tips by Cheryl

Cheryl — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 14:30:27 +0000

Why be paying for Christmas 2008 in December 2009. This year set a limit of £10.00 per person, or even do what we did when i was a child. We had a “shilling” santa. You had to be really original and sometimes you had to make your truffle chocs rather than spending a fortune but we had lots of fun searching for silly pressies that meant something. These days I suppose it would have to be £5.00 but it is still possible and switching the telly off, opening presents and playing games like charades saves electricity and is a fun way of the family being together.

Comment on Money Saving Tips by Sheena

Sheena — Mon, 17 Nov 2008 03:23:16 +0000

Save yourself time and money by making double or triple quantities when cooking meals such as bolognese, mince, casseroles etc and freeze in containers for using later. This saves on cooking costs and is great when you come home after a days work and the last thing you want to do is stand over a hot stove! I usually freeze enough for two people in each container for convenience. You can purchase packs of ten in your local pound shops.

Comment on Christmas Cashback Competition by Carol

Carol — Thu, 13 Nov 2008 21:20:13 +0000

I’d love to go on a trip to Japan. I lived there for 6 years and I really miss the place.

Comment on Christmas Cashback Competition by BARRY

BARRY — Tue, 11 Nov 2008 17:48:19 +0000

the best thing ill like for christmas is to see my darling little girl i use to look after but unfortunately shes living in south africa so ill have to make do with a date with milla johovic no harm in dreaming lol.

Comment on Money Saving Tips by debbie

debbie — Sat, 01 Nov 2008 19:36:08 +0000

you can save money by enlisting with cashback sites this one and ipoints i find the best, doing survey sites has made me quite a lot of cash and vouchers for just an hour a day going them, dooyoo and toluna are reviews and opinion sites where ive done really well, also think about insulation for the home saves lots of money, and myshoppingrewards is great for getting the cheepest food around it compares 4 different supermarkets and gives you the choice to have the cheepest ive saved about £20 per month on this, and if your not too embarrassed then charity shops are great for cheep clothing and are very good quality also doin your bit for charity!

Comment on Money Saving Tips by mizzame

mizzame — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 13:02:53 +0000

Visit the supermarket just before closing and check out their reduced items – things like fruit and veg is still often reduced before its ripe and check out anything that can be frozen. I have saved upto 90% on food that is perfectly fine. The rule is just buy what you need or have freezer space for!

Comment on Money Saving Tips by mandy

mandy — Sun, 19 Oct 2008 10:19:50 +0000

Always search cashback sites before purchasing products as you can buy something and get money back for nothing…..bargain.

Comment on Money Saving Tips by Mike

Mike — Sat, 18 Oct 2008 20:33:28 +0000

Draught excluders fitted to the bottom of internal doors in your house will reduce draughts and cut heating bills. These usualy pay for themselves in a couple of months.

Comment on Money Saving Tips by Linda L. G

Linda L. G — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 18:26:32 +0000

Another tip is to have a go at becoming vegetarian. Vegetable based meals are so good for you and so tasty, have all the nutrition you need and yet cost so little. Meat on the other hand is so expensive and because you can’t save it, a lot gets thrown out. In the UK, £300 million worth of meat a year is thrown out and goes to landfill. If you feel you don’t want to give up meat, even if you just reduced the amount you ate and occasionally bought quorn or vegetarian pizza, it would benefit your health and your pocket!

Comment on Money Saving Tips by Linda L. G

Linda L. G — Fri, 17 Oct 2008 18:13:31 +0000

My money saving tip is to open a cash ISA account as the interest rate is always better and also the interest you earn is tax free. It costs as little as £1 to start your account. Be sure to use a reliable British bank and you could arrange a standing order of monthly deposits, however small, and then just watch your money grow.