Aunt Bessie, move aside. It’s so easy (and cheap) to make your own mashed potato for super quick meal prep, and instant comfort food.
7 season ticket hacks: how to save on your commute
Since I moved out of London I’ve gone from spending less than £10 a week on my commute to paying ten times that. There’s not much you can do to knock the price down, but here are a few sneaky tips I’ve picked up.
4 things I stopped buying to avoid everyday single-use plastic
Now, I know I’m not the most eco person out there. But I’m trying. I thought that if I wanted to make a dent on all the plastic I throw out on a yearly basis, the best things to target are the things I throw out on the daily.
Further reading – MLM edition (May 2019)
I hate scams. I especially hate scams that seem to exclusively target women, with a particular emphasis on mothers who are looking for extra money. Yes, I’m talking about MLMs. MLM (or multi-level marketing) is…
Dinner and a show for £10? How to have a bargain night out in London
How I managed to see a play at a well-known London venue, and have a meal out for only £10. Plus, more tips to get cheap London theatre and restaurants.
How to get Anthropologie homeware for less
Anthropologie is as well known for its high prices as it is for its gemstone coasters and alphabet mugs. But at the end of the day, it’s owned by Urban Outfitters, so it’s hard to understand why it’s so expensive. Here are my tips for making the most of your money at Anthropologie.
Further reading – April 2019
All of the best things I’ve found on the internet this month. In April we’ve got interiors ideas for renters, tiny kitchens and a fabulous Facebook group.
Spice storage and organisation tips
Love to cook? It’s time to sort out your cupboards so you can avoid food waste and make the most of the ingredients you already have.
Further reading: March 2019
The best money related content out there – this month we’ve got free financial advice, someone who earns 10x as much as me, and The Devil Wears Prada.
The questions to ask at a house viewing
(and what you can look up yourself). When you’re looking around somebody else’s house, it can be hard to know what to say – here’s where to start.