20 FRUGAL LIVING TIPS TO LIVE MORE FRUGALLY OR TO SAVE MONEY IN THE COST OF LIVING CRISIS 2023.

20 Frugal living tips and hack to live more frugally and help save money during the cost of living crisis 2023. Money worries are playing on lots of our minds in 2023 along with everything else we are going through. So these frugal living habits will help you save money and live more frugally. What frugal habits do you live by? Share them below!

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[TownSend-erlk]

Saving typically results in you earning a lower return but with virtually no risk. In contrast, investing allows you the opportunity to earn a higher return, but you take on the risk of loss in order to do so.

[joanna]

Soak you scrap paper in water. Whizz up in the blender. Add wild flower seeds. Roll out and blot out excess water. Once dry, cut out gift tags 🌹🌸🌺🌷🌻🌼

[ths]

Hair cut and colour is 🔥 that green really suits you

[hayleygrimston]

Instead of buying cling film I've been using the plastic bags that cereals come in .just give them a wash cut them down to make two pieces then you can cover food with them .I use elastic bands that come with broccoli or spring onions. X

[kimberleyleanne]

I have seriously cut back on trips to B&m, home bargains etc and I am spending far less money. Even if I only go in these shops for some cleaning/ food items, I end up buying stuff I don't really want or need. I have started choosing more frugal and eco friendly options for my cleaning products. Bicarb and vinegar have so many uses and are so cheap as well as being better for the environment. I have a huge bottle of doctor brokers soap which only uses a teaspoon of liquid diluted to mop my floors. The only cleaning products I tend to buy now are my washing liquid for my clothes (I no longer use fabric softener or scent beads) and toilet bowl cleaner. I am saving ££££ every month by cutting back on these things.

[daniellecomeau]

Most jar candles are leaving 25%+ of the wax unmelted. I've been saving these remnants for years. Bought a pack of wicks for cheap. Melt down the remnants and make new candles.

[sue]

Some great tips! I would say a couple of things - it's a good idea to write down everything you buy for a week and you will see where you are spending (a month would be more accurate but a chore!) - you will see that the odd coffee/magazine etc adds up. Secondly, I would say a really good way to save is to meal plan - do a stock take of what you already have in your cupboards/freezer/fridge and create your weekly meal plan around it - there are lots of videos on youtube with ideas. Shopping around is good but you do need to consider the value of your time too! Finally, I would say that people should be aware that, although cashback sites are useful, they are tracking everything you spend and creating a profile of you - not necessarily a bad thing but something to be aware of if that kind of thing makes you nervous.

[kylietierney]

Fab tips Lara!! Thanks to your videos I am now doing the majority of these things!!
My favourites are we only eat out if we have a voucher for money off and cashback sites! The amount I've had back has shocked me!! xx

[kimegan]

Brilliant, helpful vlog, Lara, and you look fantastic! x

[carlypickard]

A frugal living hack - use less toilet paper! Sometimes I catch myself rolling it round my hand when I only need to use two sheets for a wee 😅 If you use less you'll need to buy it less often lol x

[doublea]

You look lovely! Never worry about kids playing in the background!💛💛💛

[rachelfairs]

My husband loves douwe egberts coffee which is bit more than the average coffee but they come in really good glass jars and I use them to store pasta and rice all sorts of things x great vid thank you x you look amazing btw xxx

[carolscammell]

What a great video Lara what wonder tips, my friends give me her clothes if she doesn't want them it's a brand clothes for me, I am goi ng to join the library as I read looks of books as I read books all the time e, I also bulk buy to save money, loved this video great tips well done Lara thank you for your tips a really big help x

[neelaparmar]

Thanks for the tips! Also not sure if it's your hair or your confidence but your looking fabulous 😀

[carlypickard]

Just started watching but your hair looks gorgeous!! 😍

[sashawilkinson]

I found subscription to the tv was getting a bit out of hand, so I swapped to getting dvd and series from charity shops and car-boots, to rent a film on some of these they are £3.50 but at a charity shop these days I’ve got 5 dvds for £1, and there are still modern ones out there you just have to keep looking, I had one charity shop give away for free a bin bag full of dvds that kept me and my husband occupied for a solid month on movies we hadn’t seen and watch and then we sold them on to cex after. ❤ I was surprised how much I didn’t miss my subscription and if there was something on there I was dying to watch I would go around a friends house and make it a social thing as they know I don’t have any tv subscriptions. Saved a fair bit of money over time.

[elliewarwick]

Hi Lara
Love your videos! Can I ask where your top is from please? It's a gorgeous colour on you x

[jessicastarkey]

Don't know what you've done Lara but you literally look 10 years younger, genuinely thought I'd stumbled across a really old video!!!

[sarahvob]

We were actually surprised today that some stuff in morrisons were cheaper than what we get in Asda. Always thought of it as more expensive. It just shows

[renaemosley]

How do you save money on grocery when you are on a dairy free, gluten free diet? My daughter has just been diagnosed with celiac disease and dairy allergy. I find these products are so much more expensive.