What are your 3 best top money saving tips?

1) Shop for fresh food daily and only for what I need so that there is no waste.

2)Only take enough cash for what I intend to buy (leave debit card at home)

3) If my journey is less than a mile walk to safe fuel.

This only works for me because I live in an urban area fairly close to shops and other facilities.

Greatnan High five! Respect!

1. Live alone
2. Live in a 24 sq. metre flat which is very well insulated.
3. Stop spending on make-up, hairdressers, bags, etc.

This is how I fund my extensive travel from my pension income.

Anagram do please give us the facetious ones. We all need a good laugh especially when the 'drought' keeps pouring down!

1 There are loads of things I only buy when on offer and stock up: coffee, tea, washing powder, fabric softener, loo rolls, toothpaste, shampoo, hair conditioner etc etc.

2 Only put the hot water on before a shower and switch it off before starting the shower. If we have to wash hands in cold water so be it.

3 Only buy the meat which is on offer in the supermarket and then freeze it so we still eat a variety.

Can I have 4? We drive at a steady speed to save money on petrol and anticipate so we don't brake or accelerate harshly.

field have you had a look on your local freecycle site our area often have small freezers, of course you still have to run it.

I buy a large loaf from local market ( 40p cheaper than supermarket) split it in half and freeze the one half and this way the bread does not go stale
I buy cat food in bulk on line and that works out much cheaper than once again buying from a supermarket.
When doing a Sunday roast I make up extra dinners and freeze them so if I am in a hurry I know that there is a dinner in the freezer

Well so far that rules out quite a few as I can't afford to buy a freezer, let alone run one!

Most of the bread I eat is as toast so I buy reduced sliced bread (Cranks if they have it in Waitrose) split into bags of six slices and keep in freezer.
Easy to use straight from freezer

1. Batch cook & freeze to save fuel

2. Keep heating stat at 17 degrees and wear more clothes

3. Only buy cleaning & similar producs if they are reduced or BOGOF

Oh dear, I can only think of facetious ones! Better come back when I'm in a more sensible frame of mind....

1. look at reduced items at the supermarket
2. use toilet roll instead of tissues
3. own brands are often as good as if not better than big names