The Food Fiasco

When you’re looking for helpful hints on how to save money, you will always find the three basic topics: never buy coffee from a restaurant or café, never drive anywhere, and always pack your own lunch.

While these may very well save you money, no one ever talks about how hard these three “simple money saving ideas” are to implement. That’s where I come in.

The Driving Debacle

When you’re trying to save money, you will find three main suggestions that keep getting repeated ad nauseam: to bring your own coffee everywhere rather than purchase one, never drive anywhere, and to bring your own lunch/food with you rather than buy it from a store.

In principle, these are all good money saving tips, but most articles will seldom go into detail on how to implement these. This is where I come in...

In a previous post I have already covered The Coffee Conundrum, and in this post I will look at incorporating ‘not driving’ into your budget.

The Coffee Conundrum

When you’re looking for ways to save money, you will often come across the same three basic tips that everyone swears by: make your coffee at home, bring your own lunch to work, and use public transport. And while these tips are great and will often save you some cash, most bloggers don’t go into any actual detail about how to make these tips work. That’s where I come in…