Maximum Thrift: Hundreds of Money-Saving Tips to Help You Beat the Squeeze

by Julian Smart

Faced with a scary increase in the cost of living – food, energy, fuel and pretty much everything else – all but the most wealthy of us are asking ourselves what we can do to reduce our expenditure. Amongst the gloom, the good news is that there’s a surprising amount of scope to cut down on waste and inefficiency. Humans are creatures of habit, and those inflexible habits can be costing us – repeated over and over again for years, the cost of inefficiency can really mount up, while the reasons for the waste goes unnoticed. Waste is not often obvious. We have the freedom to drive fast, or turn the heating up, or leave appliances on, or let the tap run, but there’s often no visible indication of inefficiency at all. A world in which we were nagged about everything we do would of course be unbearable, but we can at least be more aware of areas where our existing habits are suboptimal. The aim of this book is to help you change some of these habits, and develop new ones that save you money. Maximum Thrift gives you 500 ideas for saving money and getting through the cost of living crisis. From optimising your heating system to smarter shopping, you'll find lots of ways to start cutting wasteful expenditure immediately. Readers of Maximum Thrift will also get a coupon for 70% off the Jutoh e-book editor and creative writing tool. Start applying Maximum Thrift to your life now!

134 pages, Paperback

Published September 15, 2022