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101 Ways I Personally Save Money - From a Mans Perspective
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LittleMissGiggles123 wrote: »Probably my favourite post today
Some things I already do, got to be honest there are some I will definitely not do (like not shampooing my hair), but a lot of them I have made notes on & going to try to implement.
Small steps at a time
Thanks
Just out of interest. If you don't mind which are you thinking of implementing?
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102 : stop buying shower gel and buy a 1Kg block of soap from ebay and just cut bars off it
103 : check out Costco...seriously, right now, stop what you are doing and figure out how to get a costco card. Bulk buying is key
104 : check out your local Chinese supermarket. They are there, I guarantee it, you just have to look hard for them. You will find rice, pasta, spices etc at all a fraction of the price of the supermarket.
105 : Turn off every appliance at night except for fridge and freezer. Everything else doesnt need to be on standby let alone actually on. TVs suck 3p an hour. In an 8 hour day, that's 24p. In a month, £7.20 just for that one appliance. Do not leave it on unless you are watching something.
106 : car boot sales, either bringing or buying.
107: defrost your freezer at least once a year, it drops your energy bill no end. Better still, replace it all for new A+ rated equipment. We went from 7p per hour to 2.2p per hour AND added a chest freezer to the load.
108 : budget budget budget. See my sig
109 : soap nuts.
110 : washable nappies, for those with babies. Likewise, mooncups and lunapads for the ladies.
111 : Car Tax, Car Insurance, House Insurance etc will happen. No use pretended they wont. Save for it.
112 : Curtains arnt that hard to make and you can save yourself an absolute fortune over the store bought versions. Likewise, sheets and pillow cases.
113 : Swap out hallogen downlights and bulbs for LED versions. Guaranteed savings will more than cover the cost of buying the LEDs.Debt Free! Long road, but we did it
Meet my best friend : YNAB (you need a budget)
My other best friend is a filofax.
Do or do not, there is no try....Yoda.
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114..stay single.........0
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114..stay single.........
We save so much more working together as a couple though.This is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0 -
This is brilliant! Thanks so much!! *Copies and pastes for future ref!*Credit Card £4350 @ 0% until October 20150
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Great thread!
115: use nylon pan scrapers like these http://www.amazon.co.uk/Set-4-Pot-Pan-Scrapers/dp/B00CWIMZNS/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1403890701&sr=8-1&keywords=pan+scrapers to supplement/replace scourers. We've had our scrapers for many years and they still do a great job.2022. 2% MF challenge. £730/30000 -
The Chinese supermarket one (FireWyrm number 104) is genius, I get the Kimchi (Korean) noodles from the one near us and they are sooooo nice to take to work for lunch.ISA £1675
MiniMoohound savings £3685.86 :T Plus £3800 CTF
'MrMoneyMuststache' my new hero, Martin Lewis my long time hero
Poacher turned Gamekeeper
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And if you eat a lot of rice you can get 10kg sacks a hugely discounted price!
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My OH uses a ridiculous amount of shower gel, I think he drinks it to be honest, so might try the soap thing.ISA £1675
MiniMoohound savings £3685.86 :T Plus £3800 CTF
'MrMoneyMuststache' my new hero, Martin Lewis my long time hero
Poacher turned Gamekeeper
Roadkill rebel No 52 Aug £1.34p Sept 24p Oct 5p Nov 5p Sealed pot Challenge No 403 £176.66(2014) :staradmin NOV NST No 200
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