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Here is a tasty and affordable pancake recipe. I call them ‘skinny pancakes’ because they are made with water, not milk. Pancakes with honey and feta cheese! I know this sounds like a strange combination but next time you are eating pancakes don’t keep only to sugar and lemon….
Are you toying with frugal living? Are you held back because you don’t understand how to live frugally? Would you appreciate some practical frugal ideas to start you off? Look no further. We give you: A brand of frugality that helps you live a cheaper and richer life. The…
It can feel difficult to grow your savings without having to constantly cut back on the things you enjoy. But if you’re struggling to free up cash to save, there are some easy ways to reduce your spending without feeling like you’re missing out. Below, A. Fisher & Associates…
I had to learn how to stop overspending, and I didn’t even realise I had been doing it. Yes, I would have been seriously offended if you had asked me ten years ago whether I was overspending. In my mind, I was living modestly. Then I kept a spending…
This is what to do when you have no money: Ensure you have food for three-four weeks. Negotiate all payments you have to make and ask for a ‘payment holiday’. Apply to all emergency money schemes for which you are eligible. Keep yourself clean, tidy, and presentable. Start earning money;…
I used to think that learning how to manage money wisely is about as exciting as watching snooker on TV. I also believed that money management and keeping track of money are miserable spoilsports. What can I say, I have a strong hedonistic streak – I believe it is…
Living a frugal life refers to being very rational and intentional with your spending. It involves prioritising your spending on things that matter the most and cutting back on those that don’t. Living frugally can have different meanings to different people. However, it does not necessarily mean choosing a…
Who isn’t looking for frugal tips to lower their energy bill, right? It is winter and the costs of energy are creeping up. And the higher your energy bills goes the lower your belly sinks because cash is tight, especially this winter. I know. I’ve watched our energy bills…
Creating and sticking to a budget on your own can be tough. Forming a working family-friendly budget for you and your significant other can be even more challenging. Yet, developing a budget for your entire family is another level of difficulty. Managing your family’s finances can present numerous issues…
Automate finances the right way by: Automating your savings; Partially automating your investing; Automating your fixed bills, and semi-automating your changeable spending; Leaving your variable spending manual. Automate your finances, they say. It is like getting your budgeting off the ground and putting the autopilot on – you can relax,…
Eating well for less is high on my mind at present. My inventory of spending for 2020 told a story of food bills that can be lower. Ten years ago our overspending on food was from waste; today this is not the case. Our compost contains proper waste. So,…
Here is the next instalment of operation ‘focus on money’ we at The Money Principle are conducting – this week, we inventory in detail our earning, spending, and net worth during 2020. Some of you perhaps committed to doing this with me, and now is the time to share…