 like satellite boxes, games consoles and coffee machines could make some very useful savings year on year. Devices like laptops, broadband routers and TVs all use energy in this way. Don't worry, almost all electrical devices can be turned off at the mains without affecting their programming but check beforehand if you're concerned. Track your spending The key to managing a budget is tracking what you spend and there are many ways to do this. Many banking apps now offer instant alerts that tell you how much and where you spend your money. It's worth turning these on to become aware of your spending. Setting a budget and trying your best to stick to it is a great way to avoid overspending. You can also use budgeting apps like Mint, YNAB, and Goodbudget to help you on your way. Supermarket downsh){kind=link}
WITH the cost of living becoming increasingly expensive we’re all looking for ways to save a little extra cash.
Luckily, insurance provider SO-SURE has provided six tips to help people save money next year, including avoiding the one thing that could save people more than £1,000 a year.
Be wary of discounts
Bargain hunters, be aware. How often have you walked into a supermarket and fallen for the “Buy One Get One Free” deal?
We’ve all done it, and are led to believe we’re saving money, but we are often buying things we don’t need.