We can all manage our money better, it's just knowing how.
This blog aims to provide a common sense approach to the community to manage their personal finances better.
It should not be treated as financial advice and it is not related to the regulated financial products offered
by Fund Ourselves
Check out our budget-beating, sanity-preserving tips on keeping the children entertained. Free coaching There's plenty of places that offer free sessions from Apple's workshops for eight to twelve-year-olds to demonstrations from Hobbycraft, while Pets at Home offer workshops for animal lovers.
Experiencing live music doesn't have to cost the earth. Find the best ways to save money when booking tickets to your next gig with our discount tips and tricks.
Imagine ending this year with an extra £667.95 to spend on anything you like – whether it's a dream holiday abroad, new TV or simply as a cash buffer to deal with any much-needed house or car repairs!
Considering the average family spends around £3,000 a year on a new baby, it's not surprising that expecting parents panic! Don't worry – if you're a savvy spender, you can get everything you need for under £300.
A paid-for TV package provides an awful lot of entertainment, and it seems a bit of a shame to have to fall back on Freeview to save a few pounds a month.
Few days out cause as much excitement for kids as a stomach-churning day at one of the UK's theme parks. Adults, however, many find the day stomach-churning for another reason – a visit to parks like Lego Land, Alton Towers, Chessington and Thorpe Park can come at an eye-watering cost!
Forget pricey glamping getaways. Here's our guide to family camping breaks on a budget… Everyone wants to get away for a summer break, but steep airfares and hotel rates can mean a basic family holiday costs a fortune.
This blog aims to provide a common sense approach to the community to manage their personal finances better.
It should not be treated as financial advice and it is not related to the regulated financial products offered
by Fund Ourselves
