With the cost of everyday essentials rising faster than the average household income, many of us are feeling the strain. We’ve put together some money-saving resources which you might find helpful during this difficult time.
Get information about how you could reduce everyday living costs on things like utility bills and travel.
See how much you could save on your bills in minutes with these money saving comparison tools.
Get tips on budgeting during difficult times, how to manage your mortgage, and how inflation could be affecting your pension.
If you think you may be eligible for certain government benefits, then find out how you can claim what you’re entitled to.
It’s never too late to learn something new and there are plenty of ways to learn for free. If you’re considering returning to university or college, there’s also help and support out there for you, which you can find out about in our guide.
With food prices on the rise, many of us are considering how we can eat well for less. Here are some of our top money-saving recipes.
Finding ways to save money on a well-earned break is important. These tips will help you to plan a low-cost holiday and avoid unexpected expenses.
If you’re looking to get involved in some new hobbies or activities but want to keep costs down, then the good news is that there’s still lots to choose from. From birdwatching to taking on DIY craft projects at home, we’ve put together a few ideas.
Whether you want to spruce up your home on a budget or start growing fruit and vegetables in a window box, there are plenty of ways you can make your living space more practical and beautiful without breaking the bank.
From free museums and art galleries to creative skills that you can learn from home, immersing yourself in art and culture doesn’t have to be expensive.
Staying active and looking after ourselves is one of the most helpful things we can do during difficult times. Here are some cheap and easy ways you can do just that.
The cost of living crisis can be just as tough emotionally as it is financially – so it’s understandable that you may be looking for ways to relieve stress or lift your spirits…
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