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Do you want to save money & lose weight?
17th September 2009
This month we want to talk about how saving money can actually benefit your health and may even help you to lose weight.
With Christmas just around the corner how can you make the Credit Crunch work for you?
Check out MONEY AND HEALTH in the free information and find out Why it pays to walk Why we need to stop having so many takeaways How you can break your buying habits Why we need to live just like it was in the ‘Olden days’ How you can you save and make money today?
How is the credit crunch affecting your health?
Do you agree that you can save money and be healthy?
User Comments:
How's Me 28th October 2008 (08:21PM):
We are building quite a comprehensive list of ideas of little things to cut back on which collectively could make a bigger difference over a month. On the news this morning they were warning that potentially millions of people could loose there jobs, it is too early to tell if this is what will happen but this is certainly a worrying time. Having stayed pretty optimistic earlier this year I have to admit that now I am really starting to believe that there are going to be some tough times ahead.
We are building quite a comprehensive list of ideas of little things to cut back on which collectively could make a bigger difference over a month. On the news this morning they were warning that potentially millions of people could loose there jobs, it is too early to tell if this is what will happen but this is certainly a worrying time. Having stayed pretty optimistic earlier this year I have to admit that now I am really starting to believe that there are going to be some tough times ahead.
Beverley 28th October 2008 (01:24PM):
Always take the stairs instead OF lifts OR escalators TO help loose weight AND wash the car yourself AT the weekend instead OF taking it TO the garage, that will save you money AS well AS giving you extra exercise.
Always take the stairs instead OF lifts OR escalators TO help loose weight AND wash the car yourself AT the weekend instead OF taking it TO the garage, that will save you money AS well AS giving you extra exercise.
bagley B 25th October 2008 (05:19PM):
Buy your fruit AND veg ON the market AND if you go later ON a saturday ( I have just been) they ARE desperate TO GET rid OF everything so bargins a plenty!!!
Buy your fruit AND veg ON the market AND if you go later ON a saturday ( I have just been) they ARE desperate TO GET rid OF everything so bargins a plenty!!!
NoGood 20th October 2008 (08:56PM):
like you say in the article changing the brands you buy from the supermarket can save you a fortune without you noticing. I used to buy Heinz this and kelloggs that and now I buy either asda or tesco's own make AND can't tell the difference. I also shop around a bit as I find that different supermarkets have different things on offer each week. The coop and sommerfield are great for buy one get one free offers but just make sure you don't buy anything ELSE AS they ARE usually MORE expensive.
like you say in the article changing the brands you buy from the supermarket can save you a fortune without you noticing. I used to buy Heinz this and kelloggs that and now I buy either asda or tesco's own make AND can't tell the difference. I also shop around a bit as I find that different supermarkets have different things on offer each week. The coop and sommerfield are great for buy one get one free offers but just make sure you don't buy anything ELSE AS they ARE usually MORE expensive.
woody 20th October 2008 (02:23PM):
I usually clean my floors with quite expensive floor wipes, when I came to do them today and had run out so I used a bit of washing up liquid in warm water and I think they look less streaky! No more floor wipes for me!
I usually clean my floors with quite expensive floor wipes, when I came to do them today and had run out so I used a bit of washing up liquid in warm water and I think they look less streaky! No more floor wipes for me!
How's Me 19th October 2008 (09:49PM):
Thanks for your ideas so far, please keep them coming...we will add them to the MONEY AND HEALTH article in free information
Thanks for your ideas so far, please keep them coming...we will add them to the MONEY AND HEALTH article in free information
Jon 19th October 2008 (10:18AM):
Hey Charlie I used TO drink Cider WHEN I was 15 it has taken me the LAST 30 years TO progress onto red wine, what I now have TO start drinking cider again. I could probably afford a bottle TO myself now rather than sharing it BETWEEN 6 see I feel LIKE I have MORE money already LOL
Hey Charlie I used TO drink Cider WHEN I was 15 it has taken me the LAST 30 years TO progress onto red wine, what I now have TO start drinking cider again. I could probably afford a bottle TO myself now rather than sharing it BETWEEN 6 see I feel LIKE I have MORE money already LOL
Jackk 19th October 2008 (10:13AM):
2 months ago I cancelled my gym membership, I hadn't been going regularly anyway AND so it was very expensive FOR the couple OF times I did AND now me AND a couple OF the other mums ON my street have started jogging (AND walking) We ARE going IN 10 minutes TO make room FOR Sunday lunch!
2 months ago I cancelled my gym membership, I hadn't been going regularly anyway AND so it was very expensive FOR the couple OF times I did AND now me AND a couple OF the other mums ON my street have started jogging (AND walking) We ARE going IN 10 minutes TO make room FOR Sunday lunch!
Demy21 19th October 2008 (10:10AM):
Don't take the kids shopping...paying a baby sitter works out cheaper for me
Don't take the kids shopping...paying a baby sitter works out cheaper for me
charlie 18th October 2008 (06:40PM):
I READ an article recently that suggested drinking cider instead OF red wine , I think that IS alittle extreme AND would rather NOT drink AT ALL! There you go I am saving already AND looking after my liver. NO offence TO the cider lovers out there. AS I under stand that they do NOT ALL frequent park benches, SOME will be drinking IN the warmth OF their homes ON their lap tops.. ha! ha!
I READ an article recently that suggested drinking cider instead OF red wine , I think that IS alittle extreme AND would rather NOT drink AT ALL! There you go I am saving already AND looking after my liver. NO offence TO the cider lovers out there. AS I under stand that they do NOT ALL frequent park benches, SOME will be drinking IN the warmth OF their homes ON their lap tops.. ha! ha!
Jon 18th October 2008 (12:10PM):
jog around the supermarket you can't buy AS much AND you GET fit, ha ha
jog around the supermarket you can't buy AS much AND you GET fit, ha ha
Jager 18th October 2008 (09:38AM):
Buy a slow cooker...the way forward for cooking cheaper meats...look now I am sounding like my mum! Even better walk to the shop to buy it
Buy a slow cooker...the way forward for cooking cheaper meats...look now I am sounding like my mum! Even better walk to the shop to buy it
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TO help save money take your lunch pack up TO WORK instead OF buying sandwiches, NOT ONLY does it save you money but it can also be a much healthier OPTION.