To ask for your tips on frugal living?

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First time poster. Reading some posts earlier prompted me to start a thread for us to share our tips on frugality and budgeting. Most of us are feeling the pinch and I thought it would be helpful to hear all the different ways we can save some money that perhaps we hadn’t thought of.

Would love this to be a friendly, judgment free thread. Hit me with your top tips, no matter how big or small - I want to hear them all!

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Well due to this thread I have so far
bought a large flask from Asda. £10, it stays hot enough all day for me to have 4 mugs of tea. It holds more but I have a small kettle so don’t fill it full!

An oodie (got my sister one too) from oodie Bogof.

im going to buy a curtain panel to keep the front door draughts out.

I’ve been stocking up on reduced food.

great Thread!

After a horrendous episode of food poisoning from my work canteen,I vowed never to buy anything there anymore.

I now just take in the extra from last night's meal into work to reheat for lunch.
Instead of buying coffee at work, I take in my travel mug which keeps the contents hot for hours.

It will be saving me at least £1000 a year!