What’s one small thing you could give up that would save you a LOT of money long term?!

[early30smum]

Coffees in London are around £4 now. I definitely don’t get one myself every day, but between me and my husband we definitely average out at spending this per day just on coffee. We just worked out, spending £4 a day on coffee every day, is almost £1,500 a year. Just on takeaway coffee. Insane. Over 20 years, that’s just under £30,000…

Have you tried bookbub?

I'm struggling to think of a particular thing but I could / should est less.
I also use the Asda express delivery at least one or twice a month so that's 8.50 delivery a pop.
One of my kids' hobbies which is a life saver for me in terms of filling up a morning but costs 8 pounds every time.

Lash extensions and brow and lip wax- £35 every 2 to 2.5 weeks, nails -£25 every 3 weeks.

Omg you’re right. I must try to resist.

Same. I’m trying to take cuttings from existing plants and sow seeds instead of going ‘oh pretty!’ At the garden centre and buying new….

Nespresso pods.

Cheaper than take away coffee sure, but I'd never had 3 coffees a day out. We are spending a lot on it.

It’s good for anyone that has maxed out their isa allowance and would pay 40% tax on savings interest over 500pa. No tax paid on NSandI winnings.