Today – time and money-saving hacks

Time and Money-saving hacks

Some time-saving and money-saving hacks are interchangeable – like investing in a dishwasher instead of washing by hand or getting a taxi rather than getting the bus, grocery shopping on line rather than doing it yourself. Yes, cutting time can often mean increasing cost. But it really doesn’t have too. Here are 5-time saving hacks that will also save you money.

Might money-saving hacks  & time saving tips help you?

1. Do encourage kids to wear only put clothes in the wash if dirty. By habit many kids now simply put the clothes they have worn that day into the laundry without checking if they are dirty. there really is no need encouraging them to check and see if the item can go back to their cupboard to be worn another day ill decrease your laundry/ironing time and save you money too.
2. Double batch cooking saves you time by having a second meal in the freezer already homecooked and ready to go AND it saves you money by making sure that all the ingredients get used up rather than thrown out.
3. Write a list before you go shopping – and stick to it. This will keep your time and money focused and deliberately rather than randomly spent.
4. Drinking more water will save you time making tea/coffee and hitting Starbucks and will cost zilch.
5. Cancel your magazine subscriptions this will save you money and time wading through all those ads (which will probably tempt you to spend anyway)

So these are super simple time and money-saving hacks arent they and the list could definitely be expanded.

What time and money-saving hacks can you think of?

 

 

 

 

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So how frugal have you been this week?

So, tell me about your thrifty week…was it a good ‘un? Do you have any time and money-saving hacks to share?