Why taking care of our home will get us to FI faster
I know that we’re not the only ones for whom trips to the dump have been one of the highlights of lockdown. I know because a few weekends ago as we were gleefully loading...
Category: Low Impact Living
ESG Investing Reviews: iShares Global Clean Energy UCITS ETF
If you are new to investing and would like to start in an ethical way, or if you are looking for ethical options to add to your portfolio, this series will hopefully help. I...
Fifty Eco-Friendly Ways to “Grow the Gap”
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How to donate on a budget in the UK
Being frugal doesn’t have to be the same as being stingy. You can live frugally and still choose quality, spend in line with your values and be generous. One of the best things about...
Six ideas for eco-friendly side hustles
If you want to earn some extra money in an environmentally sustainable way, this post is for you.
Preparing for the best Christmas ever, on a budget
Last year we decided to simplify Christmas by just getting one gift for each other and the kids. We all – even our three year old – got as much pleasure from that one...
Simple DIY skills to learn to save money
Lockdown has forced us to be more self-sufficient because convenient options just haven’t been available – or – as convenient! We already cut my partner and our children’s hair before lockdown, but not being...
Zero waste swaps: body and beauty
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Maternity Leave Money Series: Pregnancy and Preparation
I remember the pleasure of buying new things for my first baby. I didn’t really think about what that money represented. It meant finishing my maternity leave earlier than I wanted to, partly because...