Smart Habits for Everyday Savings

 We all want to stop money slipping through our fingers — here are a few habits that really help.

  • Track small spends. That morning latte, the takeaway lunch, the impulse snack — they may only be £2-£5, but they add up. Try noting them down for a week and you’ll be surprised at the total.

  • Use the “wait 24 hours” rule. If you’re about to buy something non-essential, sleep on it. Often you’ll decide you don’t need it — and you’ll save.

  • Stack deals and cashback. For example, the site MoneySavingExpert offers verified discount codes and voucher tips to boost your savings. 

This week’s highlight deals:

  • The website Amazon UK “Today’s Deals” section is live with a wide range of bargains. 

  • Online clearance-store BargainFox is advertising UK bargains up to 90% off on electronics, home, toys & more.

Take one of these habits and pair it with a good deal — you’ll feel the difference before payday.

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