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Make Me Rich on air at last Blog Discussion

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This is a Chat Forum discussion on Martin's 'Make Me Rich on air at last' blog that you can read here.
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are there any plans to repeat it at all?
Overall a great program to start the series off.
Have already........
1. Subscribed to magazines rather than buying them monthly off the shelf (saving £36/yr)
2. Changed gas and electricity provider (saving £48/yr)
3. Changed phone provider. I was with ntl but 1899 have introduced a 0.5p/min call charge for this so back to BT (already using 1899 but estimate saving of £50/yr)
4. Reduced Sky digital package (wasn't watching kids programmes or movie channels so saving £216/yr by downgrading)
5. In checking through mobile phone bill realised I hadn't received a £85 chequeback I was due (nice xmas pressie!)
6. Have just had a patio door installed, but rather than pay off the credit card which is still at 0% introductory rate, have transferred the money into an instant access ISA until nearer the time the 0% rate ends.
Next on the list will be mortgage redundancy protection cover and home & contents insurance. I'm already avoiding cashing tesco clubcards in store.
I would so have loved using these re-usable nappies when my 5 where little. I only used terries on one of my children because she was alergic to the bleach in disposables but i am sure i would have used the re-usable ones for all my babies if they were on the market at that time. The money i saved on terries was brilliant, its just that they werent very convienient at the time and a faff to use.
Yes, we looked into pre-folds when ds was first born and I was put off by the fact they looked too much hard work. Shaped nappies are a bit more expensive to buy, but I got mine 2nd hand on ebay and they hold their value well so I should be able to re-coup almost all my expenditure when he is potty trained.