TIP OF THE WEEK
Excellent idea for this weather, ice grips that clip onto your shoes, for full details take a look here:
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There has been a lot of press in recent times about green products & energy savings and also how the average home owner can save money by building things themselves. I am a great believer in DIY, but for most of us the projects are usually restricted by lack of know how and knowledge. However, I have come across a very good publication that has complete & virtually foolproof plans to build over 14,000 different projects from sheds, dog kennels, garden furniture for outdoors, to desks, kid’s furniture, shelves, coffee tables for indoors. The guide is written with beginners and novices in mind and is in downloadable format, so no bulky manual to read through, and there is the usual 60 day money back guarantee that most of my recommendations carry. It is well worth a look as there is nothing more rewarding than building something yourself and knowing you have saved a small fortune on shop prices. To find out more click here:
Top ten tips – Energy Saving Trust
Here are some simple ways you can stop wasting energy and money now, courtesy of the Energy Saving Trust. This agency is a social enterprise with charitable status & can give advide on all aspects of energy, including generating your own power. Check it out here:
How to save money in the home
This year, perhaps more than any in the past few decades, will be a year of belt-tightening and saving. But it won’t all be a grim struggle for survival. There are ways to reduce bills, be gentle on the environment and save money without having to don a hair shirt. This report from The Telegraph.
If you have your own ideas, tips or just want to comment, contact me at brian@moneysaverstrategies.co.uk
Well that’s it for today, watch out for your next newsletter.
Brian Philips
