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A future for fossil fuels? Why investors should embrace oil & gas

25th May 2023

ESG and renewable energy investing is all the range these days. Yet the fact is, roughly 80% of the world’s energy is still derived from fossil fuels. And yes, while the shift towards cleaner energy is a crucial step for our planet, we really shouldn’t underestimate the role oil & gas continues to play in…

Cheap and yummy recipes – ingredients from the garden

23rd May 2023

Why spend money when you can source delicious ingredients from your garden or the nearby countryside – check out Sarah Locketts recipes from the garden.   A windfall of apples What do you do when you suddenly come into lots of…apples? Bake Apple Tart of course! 500g store-bought frozen shortcrust pastry costs £1.35 from Asda….

Make £25 an Hour as a Virtual Assistant

19th May 2023

It’s International Virtual Assistant Day! The coronavirus pandemic triggered massive changes in the working landscape. Not only are more jobs being carried out remotely now, but more work is being outsourced as well. For many businesses, hiring freelancers and independent contractors for specific jobs, rather than keeping a larger number of employees on the payroll…

Iceland giving away a year’s supply of chicken – here’s how to claim

15th May 2023

Iceland giving customers a year’s supply of chicken– here’s how to claim  Frozen supermarket Iceland has launched a new VIP card that allows people to get unlimited shopping for a whole year. Following in the footsteps of the popular chicken restaurant Nandos, this VIP ‘black card’ will give customers the ability to purchase one of…

The Gen-Z Journal: The Cost of Dating

3rd May 2023

The Gen-Z Journal: The cost of dating. Hey, I’m Izzy, MoneyMagpie’s inhouse Gen-Z-er. Welcome to the first-ever instalment of my brand-new column, ‘The Gen-Z Journal’, where I chat about life as a Gen-Z gal, navigating her way through financial independence in a cost-of-living crisis. Today, let’s look at dating.  Most of us have likely been…

How to have a low-cost coronation party

24th Apr 2023

Thinking of throwing a coronation party? The bunting is out and there is a buzz in the air. His Majesty King Charles III is officially about to have his Coronation. Although many of us will be remembering our former Queen fondly at this time, it is a time for celebration (and not only because we…

The Best Ways to invest with minimal output

19th Apr 2023

Investing can be a great way to make your money make money for you. But how do you do it? And can you afford to do it? One of the biggest myths about investing is that you have to be rich in order to even start doing it. Wrong! You can invest even if you…

Make money from speechwriting

13th Apr 2023

Make money from speechwriting. Writing speeches for public figures to use is quite a niche profession but it absolutely pays dividends for the right candidate. Speechwriting tends to be a very competitive market but if you make, or have made, the right preparations, you might find yourself qualified to become a professional speechwriter. Before we…

How to save money on cleaning and housework

4th Apr 2023

Housework may be a chore but it’s something we all must face sooner or later. You may feel that buying cleaning supplies just isn’t a priority right now with everything being so expensive. But, there is no need to spend your money on pricey branded products. There are so many things you can do (like…

Tax-efficient investing through an Investment Trust

3rd Apr 2023

This investing post is sponsored by Alliance Trust. In life, there are only two things that are certain: death and taxes. While we can’t avoid the first, there are ways for investors to shield their assets from taxes. In this article, we’re going to explain how investors can protect their wealth from tax. Plus, we’ll…

How to have a frugal birthday celebration

3rd Apr 2023

Welcome to the Frugal Column, where I aim to inspire you to live your best life without breaking the bank. You can follow my award-winning blog Shoestring Cottage and don’t forget to subscribe to my YouTube channel. I am also the author of Extreme Frugality: Save Money Like Your Grandma. When money is tight and…

New cars: Save money by ditching “smart” extras

21st Mar 2023

Cars today are basically computers on wheels. The majority sold in the UK are now automatics, and the rest have functions that control almost every aspect of the driving experience, from capping your speed to slamming on your brakes if you’re at risk of collision.  With up to 3,000 microchips in many cars, the industry has been hit…