Saving so you can get
yourself a nice gift
We all like to treat ourselves with a nice
gift at some point. However, sometimes
we find that all our money seems to disappear before we’ve even had a chance to
think about shopping. Most people’s
income will go towards rent, food and bills, leaving very little left to play
with – this makes it very hard to treat oneself. Despite this, there are a number of ways in
which one can save pennies here and there.
A lot of us run up a big electricity bill in
the house, and often wonder how this can happen. We often swear not to make the same mistake
the following month, but before we know it we’ve forgotten all about it until
the next bill. Make sure not to leave
any lights on in empty rooms, and turn off any plugs that aren’t being
used. Some people’s households use
electric immersion heaters – make sure these aren’t left on when not in use, as
they are notorious for eating up electricity.
Earning whilst spending is another way of
saving throughout the year, the Qantas
frequent flyer card for example allows you to earn air miles for money
spent whilst shopping, allowing you to save on your next holiday.
Another place you should look to save money is
in the contents of your fridge and cupboards.
Perhaps you’re spending a lot of money of top-of-the-range food
products? Most big supermarkets offer
their own brand products at much cheaper prices, meaning you can potentially
save a lot in one shopping trip alone.
You could also cut down on your meat consumption. This is quite often the most expensive item
in the shopping basket, and most people don’t realise that we only need a small
amount in our diet. Doing this will
force you to be more adventurous and experimental with your eating, as well as
saving those important extra pennies.
It’s also no secret that most people enjoy a
drop of alcohol, whether it’s at home during the week or on the weekend in
town. You may decide to cut it out all
together for a little while, maximizing your saving potential, as well as
reaping the health benefits. If not, you
can also opt for cheaper brands, or simply keep it indoors where you won’t be
forking out high prices at fancy bars and clubs.
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