This is definitely the most personal post I have ever written on Brit On A Budget, because in today’s post I have decided to lift the curtain on my spending diary for the month of ...
I can’t believe another year has flown by and we are now staring 2019 in the face! At the start of a new year I like to take the opportunity to create a fresh start. ...
A lot of people think that in order to save money, you should completely stop spending money on things that aren’t necessities. However, this is wrong. You can still spend money while you are saving, ...
Buying a home can be a daunting experience, especially if you are a first-time buyer. There are lots of costs involved so you need to save more than just a house deposit, because for a ...
Sunday is by far my favourite day of the week! Even though Monday is lingering around the corner, Sunday is the only day you can laze around all day and not feel guilty about it! ...
Are trying to save for a holiday or pay off your financial debt? If the answer is yes then a budget is the first place you should start to reach your financial goals. Taking the ...
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