FRUGAL LIVING TIPS THAT REALLY WORK

Top tips for frugal living - how to save money and budget well without missing out on the things you love!
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[@lawrenceweinzimer]

Just to reinforce Vicky's terrific ideas: Turn off power strip, when possible. Wear a hat like a ski cap, and a sweater or bathrobe when cold (My gf of 11 years who sadly passed away, lived in a cold 🥶 house in Binghamton NY, USA - we did the above). Use 'microfiber' not cotton for easier laundry drying. Would go on, but I'd rather hear Vicky do the talking !

[@LenaTurner8]

Just found your videos and I'm impressed even though in usa

[@misslanapaulford]

Mine are. 1. Unplug everything you don't need the toaster, kettle, microwave etc.. 2. Heat just one room that u are in, not the whole house. Use halgon heaters instead of heating. 3. If you are 1,2,3 person household see if you can get a water meter and assess how much water you use if it expensive. 4. If possible and if you have one near by use a laundrette and just do one big wash at the weekend or beginning of the week. 5. I recommend envelope method. We budget with how much we get per month usually same amount. 1st Bill's get paid, then necessities, big food shop. Then what ever is left is divided out over 4 weeks. 6. Have no Spends day and don't feel guilty if you can't afford to buy your child magazine or toys..they'll survive and older kids explain the situation and in a fun way get them involved. You can help learn to budget for the future. 7.Also like me if you didn't know how to budget there are plenty KZbin and Google with print offs that will teach u how and find what works for YOU..Its not a one size fits all..

[@TheMummyBubble]

Love all of these! Such great tips!!

[@misslanapaulford]

@@TheMummyBubble Thank you.. They seem to work for me. I enjoyed your video. 💜

[@TheMummyBubble]

@@misslanapaulford I’m going to give cash envelopes a proper try, it’s something I’ve toyed with and have tried to implement digitally but think it will be interesting to try it this way x

[@juliabizjukova4429]

Also to run dehumidifier is saving on heating. When you have a right level of humidity in the house your radiators will run more efficiently

[@slowgaming5679]

I would be careful with turning down boilers. They should always run over 60 degrees so they kill dangerous bacteria.

[@emmatessier600]

But central heating is in a closed circuit it doesn't need to be clean

[@RachelinNorthernIreland]

Great video 😊 would really like to see how you do the January sinking fund planning 👍👍

[@TheMummyBubble]

Thanks very much, I will definitely do that!

[@julie-elizabethmack9502]

A small electric fan helps me dry my clothes when they are on the rack

[@patmartin9727]

Budgeting and sinking funds would be a great future video.

[@deborahbain9915]

I'm from N,Z and bought a heated airer and love it

[@sunuman4454]

Would love a sinking fund vid. Xxxxx.

[@Dower-DX1-22]

Keep up the good work

[@hannahretel1073]

Fantastic tips

[@user-fz4bl9uu2j]

❤🧿🌹💋💫😇