Top tips to Achieve Your Financial Goals with a Side Hustle
Achieve Your Goals with a Side Hustle Today its guest post time from Francesca Mason who writes at From Pennies to Pounds. Many of us have goals in life, whether that be short-term goals, or long term goals, and most of them tend to tie in with needing money to achieve them. When we are […]
5 Frugal Things Post 20 – Free train tickets, chocolate cake and a dress
5 Frugal Things post 20 I’ve had a lovely busy weekend which actually started on Friday where I took the day off and headed over to Essex to spend the afternoon with my uni best mate Gem. It was her 40th birthday celebration on Friday night. Saturday night was back in Knebworth for a charity […]
Easter Holiday Future Sports Camp – Do you live near Knebworth?
Easter Holiday Future Sports Camp – Do you live near Knebworth? Everyone loves school holidays don’t they and Easter holidays are soon here. If you work, there is 2 weeks where you need to take some holiday or pay for some rather expensive childcare. And if you work from home like me on a freelance […]
My Financial Regrets and What I Have Learnt from Them
This post was inspired by a podcast I guested on with Andy Webb from Be Clever with your Cash. Part of the interview was quick-fire questions, one question being my biggest financial regret. Have a listen to the podcast, it’s a fab insight into both Andy and my financial lives and we chat about de-cluttering, […]
How to simplify the painful task of small business accounts
Small Business Accounts I am going to come clean now and admit something terrible, especially for a qualified accountant. I have got myself into a right old mess with my accounts. Mrs Mummypenny commenced trading 1st Sept 2015 and have failed to keep accurate expense reports. I could have made life so much easier by […]
Aldi Easter Range – Including Eggs, Cakes, Wine and Beautiful Meats
Aldi Easter Range I love it when an invite come through to a) make cupcakes, b) taste Easter Eggs and c) taste wine. Last week I was invited along to the Aldi eggstravaganza, so I wanted to share with you some of the fabulous products to look forward to and some are already available in […]
Your 8 point survival guide to breastfeeding
Your 8 point survival guide to breastfeeding Here is a fourth guest post from Rebecca Megson where this time she shares her experience with breast feeding. She had it tough but got through it and has the experience to offer tips and advice on how to deal with many a feeding issue. Please share with […]
5 Frugal Things post 19 on a really busy work week
5 Frugal things post 19 Being frugal this week has been a challenge as I’ve had a couple of work trips into London. Also many big costs have hit this month so a few of my 5 Frugal things post 19 things are how I have saved money on these big purchases. One thing I […]
My Top Ten Aldi Products – As Good as the Brands They Look Like
Aldi Products as good as the brands they look like! I have spent most of my life buying branded products. I think I was brainwashed into the advertising campaigns and deals in the supermarkets, for 20 years! But it’s time to change. It’s time to experiment with some Aldi versions of products, so close to […]
5 things every dad needs to know before the birth of their child
5 things every dad needs to know before the birth of their child It’s Monday so its guest post time again so I hand over to Bec and her latest post on 5 things every dad needs to know before the birth of their child. Since having the Baba bu I’ve reflected long and hard […]
5 Frugal Things Post 18 – Exercise, coffee and 20cogs
5 Frugal Things post 18 It was back to school this week in Hertfordshire after half term, so back to the normal routine. Work wise its been a nice busy week that leaves me feeling grateful for the decision I took nearly 2 years ago, to leave my corporate job. Everything feels really positive and […]
Buying a car? How we have funded this purchase?
Buying a car? Sometimes things happen in life and you need some help, with help I am referring to financial help. Maybe you have a kind relative that might lend you some cash or maybe you have some savings you can dip into? Or maybe like me you don’t have these options available? Sometimes it […]