Here are some of the best tips shared.
9. Use a thermos flask
"I have a good flask and I boil the kettle and fill the flask up and that lasts me all day for my cups of tea." Photo: Pixabay
10. Big bags of spices
Buy concentrated flavours in the cheapest form you can. Big bags of spices from specialist markets and supermarkets are often the same price as a little glass bottle from Sainsburys. Photo: Pixababy
11. Do I really need this? And the benefit of remote working
"Be mindful about purchases, ask yourself “do I REALLY need this?” before buying anything. You should end up buying less stuff with fewer impulse buys. In the medium term: if possible remote work in high-paying areas while relocating to somewhere with a very low cost of living. There are many low cost (and lower tax) options for remote workers to relocate to. Huge savings can be had - with an increase in quality of life." Photo: Pixabay
12. Plan ahead
Plan ahead, whether it is meals or Christmas shopping in the summer sales. Also try to keep track of income and expenses - it’s more difficult now with so many ways to pay for things but it does help you see where your money is going and where you can make savings. Photo: Pixabay