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There must be some fabulous points you have heard about living in London, high salaries, fancy food everywhere, friendly people, amazing pubs, etc. However, the truth is, living in London is expensive whilst not every Londoner will share their saving hacks with you.  Money is slipping away from your pocket every minute, no matter if you’re enjoying the candlelight dinner or taking a bus. Nobody wants to be broke before kick-starting their dream in this city and we would love to introduce several saving hacks here which may able to save yourself a few pence and pounds. The way you cut off your mandatory cost (rent, food or transport) is the key to saving as these cost guarantee the quality for your life. Therefore, three mode options will be available for you to choose depends on your situation. Normal mode In normal mode, there are some basic tips for your money-saving every day. In this mode, saving around £30 each month will help you to balance your budget easily...

Christmas is only five days away now, and that means those that haven;’t finished their shopping are dealing with pushy crowds, and the stress of finding something that isn’t as basic as some socks. We can always try to convince ourselves that Christmas shopping is going to be better this year, but it never is. There’s too many people in the exact same situation who think they deserve the last toy on the shelf more than you do. Along with that you probably will lose every piece of your sanity and still haven’t even started wrapping your gifts yet. So we have some tips to make these last few days before Christmas as simple as possible so you can make all your friends and family happy.  Something you may think is so obvious but a lot of people just brush over this. A list. Make a list of everyone, with a budget, and some ideas too. It will help you budget exactly what you;re spending. Plus when you get those ideas together and you need to head down to the shopping centres, you ca...

Islington is and always has been a great place to venture whether it’s for a weekend of just a couple hours. There is so much variety of things to do that can keep you busy no matter the type of people you’re with! With bars, restaurants, vintage markets, theatres, cinemas, and even beautiful walks you’re covered even with the smallest of budgets! You can start your day by bagging a bargain at Chapel Market. Stareets markets are becoming less and less common throughout London because of the big brands taking everything they can, but out at Chapel Market there are stalls that cover everything you’d see on the set of Eastenders. Fruit, veg, clothing, homeware, the lot of it! Maybe pick up a couple cute bits and pieces are just listen to the people peddling their 3 tonnes of strawberries for just a pound. Then head down to Camden Passage where there are dozens of antique and vintage stores surrounded by coffee shops and pubs. Mixed in with all of this is lots of market pop up sta...