Collaborative Post¦ Life is so busy, it can be difficult to find the time to sit down and work out where you’re going wrong with spending money. So many of us find that finances are really tight when we’re getting close to payday. With 15% of Brits having no savings and 1 in 3 having less than £1,500 saved up [source], it’s no wonder many of us are getting into debt when times get tough. However, by following these tips, you’ll be saving money in no time.
tips
Money Saving Tips For Your Car’s Tyres!
Collaborative Post¦ Anyone who drives a lot on Britain’s motorways will know that they are not in great shape with all sorts of debris and potholes to avoid. When the road network is not in good condition, so your car’s tyres will suffer more. You can see this on the UK’s most notorious motorway – the M25 – all the way from Dartford to Thurrock on either side of the QEII Bridge. However, it is the same story on the M2, the M11 and M23. If you want to save money on tyre expenditure, then what can you do?
Tips for taking great photos of your children
Collaborative post¦ I don’t know about you, but I am forever taking photos of my child. In her first 3 years of life, she has just grown so fast and I almost feel like I want to capture every moment on camera. However, photographing children can be tricky! Whether your bag boasts (Professional) Full Frame Mirrorless Cameras or the your trusty smart phone alongside the snacks for bribery, there are some challenges that I want to help you to overcome with the tips below.
Time Management for busy mums
Collaborative Post¦ As any Mum knows, parenting can be very demanding on your time. You’re always on call as a Mum and there are no days off. It can be tough to juggle the demands of small children with the rest of your life. If you’re finding it hard to squeeze out any time for yourself, try these time management tips for busy Mums to claw back some time to get things done.
Struggling financially? Take some simple steps for a better future
Collaborative Post¦ According to the most recent government statistics, over 14 million people in the UK are currently living below the poverty line. That’s more than one in five of us. To put it into context, that’s twice the number of people who are left handed, and three times the number that are vegetarian.
How strange, then, that while being a “leftie” (from a dexterity perspective – no politics here!) or a veggie are common topics of discussion, poverty is the elephant in the room that nobody wants to talk about. 14 million is too big a number to ignore, though, so if you’re struggling to make ends meet, perhaps it’s time to face the challenge head on.