- First thing, do your inventory. Check all damages no matter how minor you may think. Alway cover your back and I would even take pictures of every hole, scratch or damaged area. Then I would save it, online and or cd if you can. You may not see your deposit for a while but you don't want it disappearing when it comes to moving on.
- Secondly I'll be checking all meters and calling up the utility provider so I'm not paying for anything I didn't incur myself.
- In the summer I don't think the central heating will have to be used anyway. But even on the chillier nights I will be cracking out the hoodies and my quilted blankets to save the pounds later on (student style)
- I have recently joined the gym under a great offer with money back opportunities but other than that I liked there good facilities and they have clean showers with free shower gel! I am planning to use the gym at least four times a week. Thats over half my showers a month saved by using the membership facilities, cutting my water usage right down and I still get to afford the gym and the health benefits. Also means I could spend on a nicer shower gel and have it last longer at home!
- Never cook for one, it is so expensive and you end up with a lot of waste if your not organised. ALWAYS batch cook. You can cook for two, four, six, that spreads the cost and freeze portions for a later date. Plus if the ovens full your wasting less gas! This is also saving you time as well as money and time is more valuable!
21 May 2011
the saturday scrimp: bills
Now this one is cheeky for a first tip. But I will be moving Monday (woo) and I have really looked at my spending, as running a household gets so expensive. Rent, council tax and bills are basic that you just expect to pay but I think I can reduce them too.
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