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We could all do with cutting our costs, saving money and reducing our bills in this current climate when every penny really does count! It can be overwhelming and scary to know where to start so below are some suggestions to help get you started.
Becoming energy savvy in your home can save you pounds on your energy bills. Here's some simple changes you can make:
Switching off Standby - could save you £40
Draft proofing Windows and floors- could save you £70
Turning off lights- could save you £7
Washing clothes at 30 degrees - could save you £22
Taking a 4 min shower – could save you £50
Not overfilling the kettle when boiling- could save you £26
Other suggestions:
Cancel subscriptions or memberships you no longer use
Downgrade internet or mobile phone packages
Make coffee at home rather than buying it from coffee shops
Take a packed Lunch to work
Review insurance policies to ensure you’re not paying for more coverage than you need
Review your bank ( are you paying charges you shouldn't be)
Leave credit cards at home
Don’t add credit cards to your mobile wallet
Mid Devon food larders:
Food larders and community fridges are accessible to the public and offer food for free to locals in the area. They contain surplus food from businesses but also households that otherwise would have gone to waste.
We could all do with cutting our costs, saving money and reducing our bills in this current climate when every penny really does count! It can be overwhelming and scary to know where to start so below are some suggestions to help get you started.
Becoming energy savvy in your home can save you pounds on your energy bills. Here's some simple changes you can make:
Switching off Standby - could save you £40
Draft proofing Windows and floors- could save you £70
Turning off lights- could save you £7
Washing clothes at 30 degrees - could save you £22
Taking a 4 min shower – could save you £50
Not overfilling the kettle when boiling- could save you £26
Other suggestions:
Cancel subscriptions or memberships you no longer use
Downgrade internet or mobile phone packages
Make coffee at home rather than buying it from coffee shops
Take a packed Lunch to work
Review insurance policies to ensure you’re not paying for more coverage than you need
Review your bank ( are you paying charges you shouldn't be)
Leave credit cards at home
Don’t add credit cards to your mobile wallet
Mid Devon food larders:
Food larders and community fridges are accessible to the public and offer food for free to locals in the area. They contain surplus food from businesses but also households that otherwise would have gone to waste.