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  • Cherry@piefed.socialtoPolitical Memes@lemmy.worldYep
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    Anyone know of any dedicated communities on here or good resources (uk) for day to day frugality or at least less giving money to millionaires?

    I used to use the likes of hot deals etc but it’s now just a glorified sales platform. I am talking actual communities that share suggestions and support.




  • Cherry@piefed.socialtoPolitical Memes@lemmy.worldYep
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    I am pretty decent at the no spending. Have been for a few years. I hate waste and consuming crap for the sake of it.

    I do need to go back to basics. I still need to purchase and live somewhat conveniently, as I have a family. Some stuff that’s worked for me. Bulk buying once a year. Anything non perishable toilet roll, soap powder etc. I buy a years work and shove it in the garage. Agin bulk with items like salt, vinegar, oil. I then decant to smaller bottles. There are lots of sauces I can make myself. I am good at using what’s about for salad dressings. Use leftovers. I really enjoy them anyway.

    There are more, I just can’t think. It’s still buying but buying less and smarter is my start.
    Any other ideas that anyone can think of?


  • Cherry@piefed.socialtoPolitical Memes@lemmy.worldYep
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    2 days ago

    So how do we start rallying against this? Any ideas? I am trying to spend less and also choose less convenience products. Additionally I choose bargain shops, B&M even Aldi etc where I can. It’s not a big step but it’s a message.

    What other options or actions can we undertake to start tackling this greedy behaviour?