5 Frugal things post 52 – Sale shopping and Running
5 Frugal things post 52 – Sale shopping and Running I haven’t written one of these posts for a while, naughty me. So I thought I would create a bumper one this week in 5 frugal things post 52 with lots of money saving tactics, there are many ways in here where you can sign […]
Now is the time to review your mortgage
Now is the time to review your mortgage It will not have escaped your notice but interest rates changed a few weeks back and went up for the first time in many years. Our letter from First Direct arrived in the post recently to let us know that our variable rate mortgage was increasing from […]
Black Friday Shopping Top Tips and Tricks
Black Friday Shopping Top Tips and Tricks No one can avoid the constant adverts all over the TV, radio and press at the moment, yes Black Friday is here! Friday 24th November marks Black Friday this year and oh yes, there are bargains galore to be had. But how do you make your way through […]
The best personalised gifts for Christmas for the whole family
The best personalised gifts for Christmas for the whole family I just love personalised things. You name it, if it has got my name on it I love it! I thought it would be great idea for a Christmas gift list. Do you love personalised things? If so read on and see if there is […]
My Favourite Gifting items from Uncommon Goods
My Favourite Gifting Items from Uncommon Goods I love finding a retailer with very cool gifts. Things that are different and unique that are not available on the traditional high street. I was very excited to discover this website Uncommon goods. I have spent much time browsing the site and thought I would share a few […]
The MuTu System for fitness and Embrace your body
The MuTu System for fitness and Embrace your body I had the pleasure of being invited to an exclusive event last week in London to celebrate MuTu, a fab new exercise program. MuTu is a program aimed at women after children. It’s a program with a focus on your core with an aim to strengthen […]
It’s the Asda Christmas Savings Card Bonus Day
It’s the Asda Christmas Savings Card Bonus Day Woo hoo, the Asda Christmas Savings card bonus has been paid! You may remember back in early 2017 I wrote about how I was going to prepare better financially for Christmas this year by saving up. Asda have a great saving scheme that allows you to build […]
Christmas Gift list ideas for a Busy Mum
Christmas Gift list ideas for a Busy Mum Who else struggles to come up with Christmas Present ideas for their loved ones? I have to admit that I used to struggle, but it becomes a whole lot easier getting ideas in when you are a blogger! I have been sent loads of ideas and been […]
The Truth About Turnover in Self-Employment and Blogging
The Truth About Turnover in Self-Employment and Blogging Today I wanted to write an honest post. A post about one of the scariest and most stressful parts of self-employment. The fear of where the next job is coming from or the fear of covering the mortgage. Every day I worry about money. I worry about […]
5 frugal things post 51 – Cookies and Advent Calendars
5 frugal things post 51 – Cookies and Advent Calendars The past two weeks have gone by in a flash, since my last frugal things post. Half term has come and gone and this week finds us back to reality with the kids back at school. Half term is always a time when it can […]
Review of New Vitamins from Bassetts for Children #nodulldays
Review of New Vitamins from Bassetts for Children #nodulldays Autumn and Winter can be a struggle to get out into the fresh air and sunshine with the family, but it’s so important to do it. Every morning we get out into the fresh morning air for the fifteen-minute walk to school. It’s a perfect way […]
Giving Back at Xmas – Reverse advent calendar for your local food bank
Giving Back at Xmas – Reverse advent calendar for your local food bank Christmas is a such a time of excess, good food, drink, chocolates, nuts and sweets. But not for everyone. Its a tough time for so many families, many more than previous years with more hardship and poverty and living on the breadline […]