100 Frugal Living Tips for the Cost of Living Crisis

The Cost of Living Crisis is going get worse, these 100 Frugal Living Tips will help save money fighting against inflation rises. I have covered food prices and ways to save money on your shopping, this video is about frugal living. There are things we can do in the home to cut the cost of our energy bills. Energy suppliers have all raised their prices, there is no way to get a cheaper energy supplier so we instead have to reduce our usage to lower the cost of living. There will be tips in here that you can do to save money at home during the inflation crisis and beyond.
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[@TheCompoundingInvestor]

Heated clothes rack? Wow I never knew such things existed. Thanks Charlotte.
The pop-up descriptions on screen were really cool and effective 👍🏼

[@LookingAfterYourPennies]

Glad you liked it!!

[@frenchfruga4851]

Good evening , France is on this place ( not stade 🏟 de France lol ) , i live in south of France as a single man without family , i'm minimalist in order to be on retirement as possible , i like watching international videos like these and sharing my experience , this is how i do it : in december 2022 , i will be 40 years and have closed the reimbursement of my apartment purchased in january 2014 , thanks to my savings on transport-food-accomodation , 12 years money earn back , based on a thoses tips :
- no new clothes or objects to pay
- no fast food , no restaurant
- no subscriptions channels ( sport , cinéma )
- no smoke , no alcohol
- no old car since yesterday because of inflation , just a bike to go working , then no fuel , no taxes , no more expensive repairs to pay
- only electric equipment at home
Next year , i would like to invest in real estates to get more money and protect from inflation , i hope to find something beautiful , i wish you the best in your goal , see you next time for exciting news , god save the Queen and vive la France 😉

[@LookingAfterYourPennies]

That's a great list, thanks for sharing. For me there is a balance I want to achieve and I don't want to deprive my kids. We have family live far so transport is necessary but my husband sold his car and used a bike for work when he was going out and that was a great saving with lots of benefits!

[@bill-2018]

101. Turn off your computer after watching this to save energy.
I agree, go outside where it's warm, shorts and T shirt for 10 weeks here.
Candles? No thanks, a fire risk. At least your house would be warm.
What's all this dishwasher, clothes drier and fridge stuff? Heated clothes rack? I don't have any of them. Nor a t.v. these last 22 years.
If you hand wash clothes rinse them in cold water.
Why a smart meter? I can read my meter. 45 kWh electricity and 3 units of gas (about 33 kWh) for August.
A lukewarm bath in this hot weather and col off cost me 4p. I read the red numbers. Not deep because I don't want to swim in it.
I like a boiled egg every morning so boil all 6 in one go. Boiling water once instead of 6 times.
I bake bread and turn off the electricity at 20 minutes but leave it in for another 5 as there is still enough heat in there.
I insulated my house when I was working, 12 inches in the attic, walls already done when I moved in, and I put a new roof on the extension 2 years ago with insulation.

[@karlfletcher5114]

Lots of repetition here