My mother has taught me a lot about life, but not always in a direct way. Here are 5 lessons on everything I learned from my mother about money.
Everything I Learned From My Mother (About Money)
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Five Frugal Things I Did This Week
Some weeks, opportunities to save money pop up more easily than other times. As we’ve started buying more items for the house to complete our DIY projects, we’ve had more chances to save some cash, and this week we’ve nabbed a few bargains! It’s not just frugality through saving on […]
Is Your Ex Dodging Child Maintenance By Not Declaring Income? Tell The Minister!
Is Your Ex Dodging Child Maintenance By Not Declaring Income? Tell The Minister! UPDATE: The new minister responsible for the Child Maintenance Service is Will Quince – contact him via email or through his website. (It’s a worrying sign that there have been five people responsible since I wrote this post! […]
5 Frugal Things I’ve Done (This Fortnight)
5 Frugal things in a fortnight – Yes, I missed a week of reporting my frugal activity, but it was impossible to keep up. It seemed a bit of a challenge to come up with 5 frugal things I’d done over the past week when I could hardly remember anything […]
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Is There Anybody Out There? My Guest Post For Gingerbread
I was a single parent for six years. For the last 10 years, I’ve been trying to get child maintenance. Going through the child maintenance system can be like trying to scale an impossibly high wall, without ever knowing if there will be anything on the other side. It seems […]
