Month: January 2018

  • Saving Money When Making The Big House Move

    Saving money on big house move

    You’ve found your dream home, you’ve made them an offer they can’t refuse and you’re anxious for moving day. After all of the viewings and haggling down house prices, you are dreaming of picking up the keys to your new property. Buying a house is one of the most expensive purchases you will ever make […]

  • 3 Additions To Make To Your Budget

    Green budget key on a keyboard

    A standard budget tends to look largely the same across families. There are usually sections for the following: Rent/mortgage Car/home/life/pet insurance Groceries Toiletries Child-related fees (such as subscriptions or playgroup memberships) TV/internet Entertainment The above are good sections to budget for, but if you truly want 2018 to be the year you master your budget, […]

  • 7 Ways To Save On Your Wedding

    7 ways to save on your wedding cover photo

    Thank you to Guillia Norman from Borrow the Bride for this guest post all about ways to save on your wedding planning. Borrow the Bride gives you the chance to ‘borrow’ the hindsight of past brides to help you plan your wedding. I think you’ll love these insights as much as I do. 1. Decide on […]

  • Spending money to save on your home move

    Purchasing a house is expensive however you look at it. So much so that it’s likely the most costly enterprise you ever embark on. With that in mind, it’s no wonder that most of us attempt to save where we can on the process. We’re all guilty of cutting a few home move corners to […]

  • Fail Friday : 6 easy ways to keep to money new year’s resolutions

    The third Friday in January, known as ‘Fail Friday’ or ‘Quitter’s day’, is the day by which most New Year’s resolutions have been thrown out the window! The thing about healthy eating regimes or exercise goals is that you actually have to keep at them every day and people lose motivation quickly. By contrast, it’s […]