Each month the bloggers who are part of UK Money Bloggers pick their favourite or most popular post they published in the last 30-odd days. Here’s a round-up of the articles selected for July 2016.
Hannah at Feast Style Thrive: “I chose this because of the feedback I’ve had – people are finding the app advice really helpful.”
Jon at The Money Shed: “I chose this one as it helps others to understand how to earn some serious money from their blog.”
Nicola at The Frugal Cottage: “I chose this one as it helps people to see that you can retire early without depriving yourself along the way!”
Cass at Frugal Family: “I think people tend to spend a lot of money having fun with the kids over the Summer Holidays but it’s really not necessary.”
Ricky at SkintDad: “I’ve chosen this post because I believe teaching your children all important financial lessons as early as possible is a sure fire way to help them as they enter adulthood.”
From Birth to 18: Practical Financial Lessons for Your Child
Andy at Be Clever With Your Cash: “I chose this post as it’s so easy for people to miss out on money that’s rightfully theirs.”
David at Thinking Thrifty: “I chose this because love is blind and I wanted to highlight the associated risks with joint credit agreements.“
Sara at Debt Camel: “I chose this because I was horrified by the story – but it’s good to know that the Financial Ombudsman made one lender behave better.”
Leanne at Broke in the Big Smoke: “I chose this as people often ask me how I can afford to go to the theatre so often in London so I put together a guide on how to save money on theatre trips”
Francesca at From Pennies to Pounds: “I chose this blog post about meal planning because so many people mention how they struggle to save money on food shopping and I believe that meal planning is of huge importance in reducing your food bill.”
Becky at Saving Scotts: “I chose this because it’s a great innovate side hustle.”
http://www.savingscotts.com/2016/07/earn-2500-month-taking-to-international.html
Emma at From Aldi to Harrods: “I chose this post because it never ceases to amaze me that people buy some really weird stuff on eBay.”
Hayley from Disease Called Debt: “Debt and love – it’s a grey area in relationships. Although I’m a big believer in supporting a partner who has debt, there is ultimately a point where debt becomes too much of a problem to work through. I chose this post, because I think this is a topic that needs some debate!”
Faith from Much More With Less: “With the summer holidays upon us, this post talks about what food to pack to cut the cost of a self-catering holiday.”
http://muchmorewithless.blogspot.co.uk/2016/07/what-to-pack-to-cut-cost-of-self.html
Lisa from My Money Spot: “I chose this as who doesn’t love freebies? Follow this guide to get started.”
Esther from Money Nuggets:“I’ve put together a list of some of the leading female money experts in the UK, including money coaches, financial planners, writers and economic experts.”
Lee from Homely Economics: “I chose this post because collecting incentives for switching bank accounts was a weird hobby of mine that helped us to save up a deposit for our house!”
http://www.homelyeconomics.com/make-more-money-part-3-bank-incentives/