Hey, folks! I promised a new series this year, where each month I share ways in which I have been frugal. January has felt so long, hasn’t it? I’ve had a little look through my phone camera reel to share some ways in which I have saved money in January/ for the year ahead… YouContinue reading “January: My Frugal Month”
Category Archives: Frugal Tips
Frugal Hacks to Take into 2024
The media may not be taking about it as much, but we are still very much in a cost of living crisis. If anything, prices are increasing, energy is extortionate, and we’re feeling the pinch more than ever! Here are my frugal tips to take with us through 2024!! Find me on: Facebook Instagram Youtube
Current Free Books on Amazon Kindle
If, like me, you are a bookworm, you can’t get enough of free books. Amazon Kindle is the place to be. This is not a sponsored post, I genuine want to share some of the free ebooks currently available on Amazon. *Some of these books may be permanently free, some are only free at theContinue reading “Current Free Books on Amazon Kindle”
Cheap Party Favour Idea: With FREE Printable
Are you planning a kids party? Wondering what party favours won’t break the bank, but will keep everyone happy? Why not hand out popcorn cup/baggies? Popcorn is great because you can buy or make large quantities inexpensively. Disposable cups or cellophane / paper bags work well, and for that finishing touch, why not add oneContinue reading “Cheap Party Favour Idea: With FREE Printable”
Are You Prepping for Winter 22?
I am very aware of the energy price cap increases and how this will make winter particularly hard (UK). I have been gathering up some things and prepping for winter to lower our electricity usage where possible: Tips: Warm Yourselves Before Your Rooms Can you add layers and try to keep yourself warm before turningContinue reading “Are You Prepping for Winter 22?”
Sourcing Back to School Supplies
The start of the school term is fast approaching (UK) and for many it can be an expensive time. I am all for keeping back to school costs low, and here is how I suggest to do it: Gather What You Have Shop your house first. Check your stationery supply, and see if old uniformsContinue reading “Sourcing Back to School Supplies”
7 Grocery Shopping Mistakes
With the cost of living crisis fully raging, we all need a little help to curb costs where we can. Groceries can be a huge expense if you’re not vigilant with your spending. Here are my 7 grocery shopping mistake to avoid! Not Working Out the Price Per Unit Divide the price by the unit/Continue reading “7 Grocery Shopping Mistakes”
The Stigma Around Buying Second Hand
With people being more environmentally conscious and looking to live more sustainably, the world is slowly moving toward being more frugal in the way we buy i.e. buying second hand over new items. However, there is definitely still a stigma around buying second hand items. Where does this stigma stem from? I believe that theContinue reading “The Stigma Around Buying Second Hand”
Treat Your Time Like Money
Isn’t it quite something that we’d happily waste time but not our money? This post is all about appreciating what is the most important of the two, and how we can stop wasting our own time. ‘There is never enough time to do everything, but there is always enough time to do the most importantContinue reading “Treat Your Time Like Money”
Super Simple Halloween Costumes on a Budget
Halloween costumes can be really pricey, especially if you have multiple children. Here are some of my ideas for cheap, easy to make costumes. You can find a video tutorial for these costumes on my YouTube channel: Budget Costumes Crazy Scientist Old white shirt Fake blood Crazy hair (hair gel) Glass jar Fake fingers FoodContinue reading “Super Simple Halloween Costumes on a Budget”
Sensibly Frugal Living 