5 frugal ways to save money ON Christmas day

Ways to save money ON Christmas day

You must be as busy as I am with all your Christmas prep – so I will keep this thrifty, short and sweet.

Here are a few frugal things to consider on Christmas day.

 

ways to save money ON Christmas day

 

Ways to save money ON Christmas day

  • Have a stash of batteries ready from a £ shop. You will be so glad you are prepared in advance – it stops the kids being disappointed and you spending way over the odds at the next available shop to open
  • Keep good gift bags and wrapping paper. Whip them to one side ready to recycle next year.
  • Any Lego? Keep the boxes and the instructions, these sets can really keep their value.
  • Any presents you don’t like? Stash them somewhereso no one notices then squirrel them away to a secret, hidden place. Follow my regifting rules and you will save yourself some money over the coming birthday months
  • Not eaten all your Christmas dinner. Use up your leftovers on boxing day  with thsi simple but tasty recipe  where you simply include lefort over pottoesveg and some beggie crgy to make a great pasty.

There you go, you can even save money ON Christmas day.

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Do take a peek at my lovely craft activity for New Year that the whole family can do together

You myay also like my post on why we celebrate boxing day

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1 Comment

  1. December 15, 2017 / 13:24

    I wish we’d kept all the Lego sets together better. That stuff costs a fortune! That’s a brilliant tip for Mums and Dads of small people, too late for me now ?…
    I’ve put some of this year’s presents in last year’s gift bags, which is another good one. I don’t think I’ve ever bought gift bags! And Christmas dinner leftovers is the best meal. Cold meats mash and pickles ?

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