🌍 Brits are tightening their belts to cope with the rising cost of living! A whopping 83% have been cutting back over the past year, managing to save an average of £1,411. The biggest areas for saving? Holidays and social events are taking a hit as folks find creative ways to stretch their budgets. 💷
Switching to cheaper supermarkets, cancelling telly subscriptions, and holding back on new clothes are just a few of the savvy moves people are making. Plus, selling old clothes, investing, and starting up side hustles are adding to the kitty. 🎉
With 45% stashing away these savings for rising costs and 29% using it for essentials, every penny counts. However, concerns remain as 64% worry about ongoing financial burdens and potential tax hikes. 🎄
The festive season is looming, and more than a third of Brits are anxious about affording Christmas this year. But some are eyeing the upcoming budget for potential relief. 🤞
On a brighter note, electric car maker Leapmotor has launched its affordable SUV, the B10, offering a wallet-friendly ride at £29,995, promising to keep costs down to let you spend more on life’s little joys. 🚗
Still, chatter about possible EV fuel duties has put some off considering an EV for now. But if prices drop, 45% are ready to make the switch from fuelled vehicles. ⚡
Would you consider cutting back on luxuries for bigger savings? Or is there an expense you just can’t give up? Let us know your thoughts! 👇
🔖 TOP 20 MONEY-SAVING TIPS:
1. Eat out less 🍽️
2. Fewer takeaways 🍔
3. Cut down on online shopping 🛒
4. Delay big buys 🛍️
5. Use cashback apps 💸
6. Shop at budget supermarkets 🛒
7. Fewer holidays 🌴
8. Fewer nights out with friends 🍻
9. Sell unused items online 📲
10. Fewer outings with friends 👫
And more! What’s your go-to way to save? 💬