Be honest, would you use something that was past its best before date? If you said no, I’m here to try to convince you otherwise. Not only is this a fab way to save money, it’s a way to reduce waste and a way to get the most out of products that are still absolutely fine to use!
This post contains lots of the little things I do to save money on a day to day basis. These little things have helped me change my spending habits, pay off debts and save to buy my first house. So if you want to start your debt free or saving journey, start by reading this post!
To celebrate ThriftyClair.com turning 2, I have decided to share a list of what I think are some of the best birthday freebies!
I’ve been thinking about when I first started saving money back in 2010. I realised that maybe some of my money saving techniques – like bulk buying, cashback apps, Groupon deals and printing coupons – won’t work for everyone so I want to take it back to basics…
This post contains lots of the little things I do to save money on a day to day basis. These little things have helped me change my spending habits, pay off debts and save to buy my first house. So if you want to start your debt free or saving journey, start by reading this post!
I love retail therapy as much as the next person! The difference is I like to spend as little as possible whilst still getting clothes, shoes and accessories that I like. Here are a few ways I save money on fashion!
I have been inundated with questions about my money-saving since a few articles were shared online yesterday and in The Manchester Evening News and Daily Express today. I’ve decided to put together a mega post of all the thrifty things I do to save money so you can start saving to!
Here’s how I beat the supermarket to get £22 worth of branded groceries for less than £1!
Here is a quick craft for a Sunday afternoon that is cheap and easy to make!
