How can we save money this winter?
We’re all feeling the pinch this winter, so we’ve pulled together some helpful articles to help you save money where you can…
How to save money at home
Home Hacks to Save Money on Your Energy Bills
How do you save money on heating bills in winter?
Despite our best efforts to reduce our energy usage, it’s inevitable that we’ll need to heat our homes this winter. So, how can we do it efficiently?
How to save money on your car
Driving Hacks To Reduce Your Fuel Usage
Car Hints and Tips
How to prevent a flat battery when not using your car
A guide to looking after your car tyres
How much does it cost to charge an electric car?
Cheapest cars to insure
How to save money on pets and trips
What are the cheapest pet breeds to insure
The importance of travel insurance
We’re all pinching pennies right now, but giving travel insurance a miss could end up costing you in the long-run…
Who can help with money worries?
If you’re worried about paying your bills and providing for your family, you’re not alone.
From financial advice, to mental health support, there are a number of great resources you can access for free...
Family Action
With the rising cost of living on everyone’s mind, it’s not surprising that families are feeling the pressure. Family Action has a free service, FamilyLine, which provides both immediate and long-term emotional support, along with practical information and guidance.
Their team of trained volunteers can support you through telephone, text, web chat and email. To find out more, and to get in touch, visit www.family-action.org.uk/familyline
Citizens Advice
Citizens Advice have resources in place to help you manage your money during the rising cost of living. From debt, to bills and everything in between:
Get help with the cost of living - Citizens Advice
GOV.UK
The Government website has a dedicated area for grants, schemes and support with managing your bills:
Getting the Energy Bills Support Scheme discount - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)
Your NHS
Remember to look after your health and check in on your friends, family and colleagues. You’re not alone in your worries, and talking can really help. If you feel like you need to talk to a professional, the NHS have incredible resources:
Coping with financial worries - NHS (www.nhs.uk)