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1 month ago |
brokegirlinthecity.com | Cora Gold
Wanting to try new things this year is a step in the right direction. Thankfully, there are plenty of budget-friendly hobbies to indulge in. Whether it’s drawing or short-film creation, there’s surely an activity on this list you’ll enjoy!Learn to cook and prep your meals during the weekends. It can be therapeutic to prep a range of ingredients, and you get delicious food at the end. Once you get used to the kitchen, you may feel less inclined to dine out or order in, which saves even more money.
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2 months ago |
brokegirlinthecity.com | Cora Gold
Managing household expenses can be challenging, but you can significantly reduce your bills this year with simple, smart strategies. Here are some practical tips to help you save money. Investing in ENERGY STAR-certified appliances can save you about £360 on energy bills annually. These appliances are designed to use less power without compromising performance. While they cost more initially, they pay off in the long term through lower utility bills.
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Jan 20, 2025 |
brokegirlinthecity.com | Marie Ellis
This Monday 20th January marks ‘Blue Monday’ – often referred to as the most depressing day of the year! Cold weather, long nights and the aftermath of the festive period are all factors in bringing down the nation’s mood at this time of year. Here, Lee Hawker-Lecesne MBPsS, Clinical Director at The Cabin, Drug and Alcohol Rehab in Thailand, looks at how to lift your mood, manage stress and offers tips for improved mental wellbeing.
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Jan 15, 2025 |
brokegirlinthecity.com | Cora Gold
Traveling is at the top of many people’s bucket lists. However, the rising costs of flights, accommodations, and activities can make it feel out of reach. Luckily, you can use several clever strategies and digital tools to save on your adventures. While still having an unforgettable time. Here’s how to make your travel dreams a reality without blowing your budget. Hotels are typically the default choice but rarely the most budget-friendly.
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Jan 2, 2025 |
brokegirlinthecity.com | Marie Ellis
I am a huge advocate of Plum savings app. I have spoken about it on this blog as well as on BBC Five Live. So I was only too happy to share their 52-Week Challenge to help you save money this year. Christmas and New Year is always a demanding and stressful time. Saving a little each week takes the stress away. Your future self will be thankful of it!The 52-Week Challenge rule is designed to help you set aside up to £1.378 in one year. Here’s how it works: We start by saving £1 in the first week.
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