On-board activities to do on cruise sea days
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I was excited today to receive a monthly statement email from Top Cashback which showed I have made over £500 on my personal account in cashback – woohoo! That’s over £500 back in my wallet instead of in the tills of retailers. That’s not all we’ve made either. Oh no...
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When it comes to money, you always want to know that you’re doing well with it and learn methods to make your money work harder.
Although it is common for you to find that you go through tough times with your money, you don’t have to live that way forever.
Maybe right now you’re not doing so well financially and you’re desperate to find a way to turn that around?
Or maybe you’re doing okay, but you still want to make sure that you really change your financial situation for the better?
Well, then it’s time to make the money you do have, work a little bit harder.
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Today (07.07.2018) we were lucky to have a complimentary visit to Diggerland in Devon. It’s a place I’d somehow never heard of before until I saw a tweet about it just a few weeks ago. Most people I have told about our visit haven’t heard of it either. I find that surprising as they have four locations throughout the UK. As we’re in the south west of England the closest location to us was just over a one and a half hour drive from Gloucestershire to Devon. To be fair we haven’t yet holidayed in Devon as a family so that could be why we were none the wiser about its existence. In this blog post I will share my honest review of Diggerland in Devon.
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In this blog post I am going to take a look at the advantages and disadvantages of owning your own home.
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If you’re organising a hen do but don’t want to go overboard with the spending then I have some budget friendly hen party ideas in this blog post for you. Whilst the dream may be for everyone to fly to Ibiza and stay in a luxury hotel for a week, the bank balance may simply say no. Plus it’s a lot of money to expect your friends to pay, especially if you want to invite a large group who will no doubt have wildly different salaries and financial situations. You can still have tons of fun even on a budget and in your home country.
Here are some budget friendly hen party ideas to make your cash stretch a little further:
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Travel is one of my regrets of my twenties. Not the fact I did travel, but the fact I didn't travel! Pre-kids and responsibilities I definitely should have explored the world. I stupidly got into a lot of debt and spent the first half of my twenties paying it back. If I could go back in time I’d not be a shopaholic and instead would live more frugally and save as much as possible to travel. I also never had the travel bug, but now I’m in my thirties it’s definitely appeared. It’s an itch that I really want to scratch! I always tell my husband Ben that once the kids have moved out we will then begin to travel the world.
Even though funds are limited right now and we are restricted with extortionate school holiday only prices and two young children, we do plan on exploring the world and the UK as much as possible. We’ve even recently purchased a Mazda Bongo camper van so we can explore more of the UK in a much more affordable and hopefully fun way.
But once more funds are saved (or when we’re loaded retirees) we definitely plan on visiting some more exotic and exquisite far flung destinations.
Just for fun, let’s imagine for a moment that money were no object and we can hire a private jet to escape to any part of the world we want. Where would we go? What would be on my bucket list?