Money can come easy and go just as quick! The way we all manage money can be very different too. One person may be a natural saver, but the other has trouble not spending every penny. However, we learn about money (even if not in school) would some of these come from life experience, our… more

Stockpiling food – it sounds like a thing from America TV shows like Extreme Couponing. You see people with garages and cupboards stacked up to the ceiling with bulk bought products and coupons glitches. The groceries stored could easily see some of these families through for years, but it’s not really true stockpiling. Having a… more

Getting paid is obviously one big perk of having a job. Yes, you may get good training, the pension might be decent, and you get on well with your colleagues, but the money you make goes on to keep a roof over your head and pay your bills. So, it’s great when there’s a new… more

It’s Lent, and it’s all about giving up something. While the whole idea of Lent is meant to be religious, it’s another one of those things that people do just because they want to. And, from a money saving point of view, it’s a great way to give something up and save some cash in… more

I’ve just seen a press release from Argos. It isn’t a brand new one but was released quite recently. The release shares that: Argos has seen a rise in the number of ‘Vampire Shoppers’ – people who take to Argos.co.uk and the Argos app in the dead of night to buy products – and they’re… more

Written in collaboration with Cyber Aware Keeping on top of daily tasks can become a bore. There are usually a million and one other things happening at the same time that can seem more important to do. Saying to yourself “I’ll do it tomorrow” and settling down in front of the TV instead may seem… more