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6 tools that will make you productive

It has been proven that people are most productive early in the morning, therefore it is best to bypass reading your emails or delving into any social media before tackling the to do list. There are lots of productivity tools and tricks to keep us on track and on top of what we need to… Read more »


5 cheap family days out for Easter

Can the school holidays have come round again so quickly? Well it looks like they are upon us. Cue fretting parents desperately working out how to keep their little monsters busy. If you’re struggling to come up with ways to keep your children busy, help is at hand. Here are five ideas for a cheap… Read more »


10 ways to be organised at work

Is your workspace a mess, stacked with piles of paper you plan to deal with one day (but not quite yet)? Do you have a reputation for being ditzy? Does it take you forever to find anything? If you answered yes to any of these, it’s time to get organised… Here’s how to do it:… Read more »


This week’s pick of personal finance posts

Phew! It’s been a week of pasties, petrol and 50p stamp panic. As anxious drivers wait in line for the pump, we’ve taken a look at 5 ways to save on your petrol and weighed up the pros and cons of car share schemes. Following the clock change last Sunday, we’ve also been talking time… Read more »


Is your job making you ill?

Ruth Cornish, an HR consultant told me this story, “An accountant friend once tried to describe to me how much he hated his job. ‘I hate the walls, I hate the desks, I hate the plants in reception – I just hate that place so much.” If that sounds like you, you need to address… Read more »


5 ways to save on petrol

Rumours of a tanker drivers’ strike have caused panic at the petrol pumps, and today things started to get out of hand as petrol stations ran dry and big queues to fill up started to form. Since petrol prices are so exorbitant right now, I have to say those queues put a wry smile on… Read more »


5 free ways to grow your own bumper veg crops

Growing your own vegetables and herbs is a great hobby that gives you the freshest food. However, if you’re also doing it to keep your grocery bills down, you need to keep a close eye on the costs otherwise you won’t end up saving very much money. Beware of buying expensive planters, rare seeds and… Read more »


How to save £500 for your summer holiday

At last, some sunshine and signs that summer is on the way. All it makes me think though is that I must get round to booking my holiday soon. I’ve read so many surveys and case studies of families and the verdict about holidays always seems to be the same – we’ll cut back on… Read more »


Why car-share schemes can save you money and sanity

Sick of that long commute to work? Worried about the possible fuel strikes? There’s not much we here at TotallyMoney can do about the length of time spent travelling to and from your place of work at the moment, you know what with geography and physics and all. However, according to National CarShare if all… Read more »


Tax credits: Are you about to lose out?

They might sound dull as ditch water, but tax credits can have a big impact on how much money you’ll be paying the government this year. Tax credits reduce the amount of money you pay to the state. The more tax credits you have, the less you pay. The number of tax credits you get… Read more »