**I am not a professional and information provided in this post is not intended to be financial advice. I'm merely sharing my experience in the hope they can help others** *This post contains affiliate links I'm sure you've heard about sinking funds, but do you know what they are or how they can help you… Continue reading A Beginners Guide: Why You Need Sinking Funds
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Parenting: What to take to university : The Ultimate Packing List
*This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase using one of these links we will earn at small commission at no extra cost to you If like me you have a child embarking on University in the Autumn then I'm sure you are already overwhelmed with all of the offer acceptance and finance… Continue reading Parenting: What to take to university : The Ultimate Packing List
4 Reasons You Should Use Lists ft. Old English Co.
** Products featured in this post are gifted, however all thoughts and opinions are our own** I'm addicted to making lists! Lists can be used for literally everything and if I'm completely honest I don't know what I'd do without them in my life. I've been writing lists for as long as I can remember… Continue reading 4 Reasons You Should Use Lists ft. Old English Co.
AD| Celebrating 10 Years Of Marriage ft Independant Wine
AD| Today's post is something a little different from my normal content as I tend not to share too much of my personal life here. However, last week Mr F and I celebrated our tenth wedding anniversary and I felt such a milestone deserved some recognition. Therefore today I'm going to share a glimpse into… Continue reading AD| Celebrating 10 Years Of Marriage ft Independant Wine
Finance: What I Learned Using A Cash Only Budget For One Month
At the start of the year I set myself the challenge of ditching the debit card and living a cash only lifestyle for the month of January. Easy I hear you shout, but as someone who had begun heading down the slippery slope of contactless payments made without adequate thought I knew this would be… Continue reading Finance: What I Learned Using A Cash Only Budget For One Month
Finance: Cash Vs Card Challenge
If you're over a certain age, like me, you'll remember the time before chip and pin or contactless when you had to sign your name to make a card purchase, or even write out a cheque in certain cases! These now seem like really old fashioned ways to make a purchase and did make the… Continue reading Finance: Cash Vs Card Challenge
Blogger Tag: 73 Questions Vogue Parody
It's been ages since I participated in a Blogger Tag of any kind and 73 Questions isn't one I was familiar with. I believe it was popularised on Vogue’s YouTube channel where celebrity guests are asked 73 questions in a rapid-fire style. Now having borrowed from the same format Bloggers everywhere have our very own… Continue reading Blogger Tag: 73 Questions Vogue Parody
New Year Reflections & Goals
It’s the start of a brand-new year. A fresh page in the story of my life and it feels like I’m standing at the edge of a precipice, able to achieve anything I set my mind to. I feel I’m stepping into this year a completely a different person to who I was a mere… Continue reading New Year Reflections & Goals
Christmas Eve Q&A
Day 24 of Blogmas and I’ve made it! I set out to post daily up to and including Christmas Eve and I’ve done it! I thought I’d make my final post a fun Christmassy Q & A, nice and easy to read as I know everyone will be super hectic today making all those last-minute… Continue reading Christmas Eve Q&A
My Favourite Disney Movies
Like many I grew up watching and enjoying Disney movies and a few months ago I uncovered my (huge) collection of Videos from when I was young. Despite no longer having a video player on which to watch them am loathe to part with them as they evoke so many happy memories from my childhood.… Continue reading My Favourite Disney Movies
Fraser’s Fun House 