If you’re a user of Mozilla’s Firefox browser and are keen on finding deals when shopping online, then the InvisibleHand add-on might be for you.
Tag: Tools
The Key To A Cheap Holiday or City Break
A little too late for my recent trip to Dublin, I’ve stumbled across a site which I think could be the secret to having a cheap holiday or city break.
Lovemoney Adds Financial “Goals” Application
Lovemoney have added a couple of handy features to their site in the last few days. The first of these is their “Goals” application.
Monitor Your Cashflow: Income & Expenditure Spreadsheet
If you need to get a better handle on where your money is going, Shrewdcookie has posted a useful cashflow forecast spreadsheet to help you plan your monthly income and expenditure.
Money Watch On Twitter
Just a quick post to remind readers that you can keep up with Money Watch on Twitter.
Google TipJar – Rate Money Saving Tips
Just a few days ago I thought of an idea for a new site which would help sort the wheat from the chaff with money saving tips, breaking them down in to categories, such as saving around the home, saving on travel etc (a kind of “money saving directory”), which allowed users to rate and rank the tips, highlighting the most useful.
Sadly, a rather large web company has just launched a very similar idea.
Earn Money Renting Out Your Stuff
Yesterday we mentioned a new website for comparing how much you can earn from selling your old mobile phone.
Today we have a new website which allows you to earn some money renting out your belongings, or save some money by renting out something you might otherwise buy.
Get The Best Deal For Your Old Mobile
We’ve spoken in the past about getting cash for your old mobile, and now there’s an even easier way to get the best deal for your old phone.
Where’s Your Money Going?
Personal finance blogger Mrs Micah is challenging her readers to manually track their spending throughout the month of February in her “Where’s My Money Going Month”. The idea is to make you aware of your spending habits and patterns, which will ultimately help you budget and save.
Track Your Spending In Gmail & Google Docs
We’re always on the lookout for new and simple ways of keeping track of spending , and if you’re a fan of GMail, then this neat little solution might be for you.