With inflation on the rise, bank rates plummeting and a recession on the horizon predicted in Q4 of 2022, it’s no wonder many are looking for alternative ways to save money. As a financial analyst, I’m always on the lookout for different ways to save (my partner would call me a penny-pincher, I like to think of myself as careful!) and I’d like to share with you some ideas. I’m sure some you’ll agree with me on, some not quite so much, but either way, each are currently being adopted by people across the globe to save. So, let’s get into my top 10 quirky ways to save money.
People in the South West have been the most active savers during the second lockdown, with 51% of respondents having saved some of their income during November 2020, averaging £241. Alongside being the biggest savers, the region also demonstrated financial resilience, with only 13% reporting feeling financially insecure, the second lowest across all UK regions*.
compare the market. com launches The Uneven Impacts of the Covid-19 Crisis, in collaboration with Cebr (Centre for Economics and Business Research). The new report reveals the stark difference in the way various groups...
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