The Bargain Hunter

If you''re looking to spend less money on your household, on your kids, on travel, in all parts of your daily life, this is the book for you. Kara Gammell shares her expert advice and gives you small, easy to follow tips that can add up to a big difference. From laundry tips to multi-tasking kitchen tools, ingenious travel advice to getting the best out of customer service, the author dispenses no-nonsense advice that is incredibly easy to fit into your life, saving you much-needed cash along the way. Also touching on the bigger money questions like how and where to invest, which cashback schemes are the best and how to run a household in the most efficient and cost-effective way, this book will show you how...

Auteur

Kara Gammell is an award-winning financial journalist with more than 15 years' experience writing for national newspapers and magazines such as Metro, the Daily Telegraph, the Sunday Times, Good Housekeeping, the Guardian, the Observer, Marie Claire, the Sun, Cosmopolitan and the Radio Times. She currently writes a column for Metro and works as content lead at MoneySuperMarket. She regularly commentates on consumer issues on television and radio stations such as Talk Radio, BBC You & Yours, BBC Moneybox, BBC Wake Up to Money and Times Radio.

Kara is the founder of a money saving blog called Your Best Friend's Guide to Cash, which promises to help you get more bang for your buck, no matter what your budget.

Her first book, Your Best Friend's Guide to Cash: Eight Things Every Woman Needs to Know About Money, was published by Harriman House in 2014.

Originally from Nova Scotia, Canada, Kara lives in West Sussex with her daughter and two rescue dogs.

Instagram: @kara.gammell

Twitter: @karagammell

Blog/website: https://yourbestfriendsguidetocash.co.uk/

Texte du rabat

If it feels like your money doesn't go as far as it did before, you're right. The good news is that you can do something about it.

Whether it's reducing your food waste to save on your supermarket spending, getting more miles to the gallon on the road or beating retailers at their best tricks for getting you to spend more, there are thousands of ways to stretch your money - you just need to know where to look.

In this book, finance expert Kara Gammell has divided the contents by topic so you can start in the areas of your life where you think you could make the biggest savings. You'll find tips for entertaining the kids on a shoestring, money-saving hacks on booking your next summer break and many more . . .

When life feels out of control, taking these little steps each day can help you feel like you are back in the driver's seat. You'll be surprised at how soon your savings can add up.