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If your family is currently feeling the financial pressures caused by the cost of living crisis, you are far from alone. While times are tough, though, it is possible to keep your finances afloat by implementing simple yet effective strategies.
However, knowing which money saving tactics are actually worthwhile is a challenge in itself. Here are some of the most effective options at your disposal. While you probably won’t use them all, the one that you do will have a telling impact.
Research indicates that approximately 1 in 6 British households experience financial difficulties. While this is a problem, you can avoid it by becoming financially sustainable. Financial sustainability is the ability of an individual to manage their financial resources effectively and meet their financial obligations over the long term. Promoting financial sustainability can involve a variety of strategies, including budgeting, saving, investing, and reducing debt. Here are some tips for achieving this:
As more American homeowners convert to solar energy, you are probably considering it for your property.
Using a completely renewable energy source and the ability to reduce your electricity bills to almost nothing once your home solar panels are paid for feels like an easy decision.
It may indeed be, but there are some considerations to make before you go ahead and transform your home’s power supply.
When you’re a busy parent, the thought of studying can be a daunting one. There are so many things that you have to do; not only cooking, shopping, cleaning, and all of the commonly thought of things, but also working, sorting out finances, and being there for your family as the parent that they need you to be. It is exhausting, and sometimes you feel like you’re just destined to be at the back of the queue for a while, whilst everybody in your family needs your help and support. But what if we told you that you don’t have to be last place, and you can actually study whilst maintaining all of the things that you’re doing right now?
Yay! We are officially halfway there and we are taking the summer activities very slowly right now. Both children’s energy levels are unrelenting and it’s me who is struggling to keep up!
This afternoon, my son came home and ran upstairs. So I went up too. Seeing him empty his money box, I thought to myself what is he up too? Is he saving up to buy toys or maybe Skylanders? About 5 minutes later, he shoved it up to my face with a tiny written note and 4 p:
The summer holidays are nearly upon us, and it’s a time many parents worry (more than usual) about whether or not they can afford to keep the kids entertained. With a little planning and sensible behaviour, however, sticking to a budget is as easy as one, two, three.
