How to Cut Down Cost of Living Expenses.

On the Kiran Trivedi blog this week, I let you know how to cut down cost of living expenses so that you can protect your personal finances in the long term. Life is More Expensive These Days It seems that life is just more expensive these days doesn’t it, Kiran Trivedi readers? Food prices are higher than they used to be, energy prices are higher than they used to be; even rail fares are due to go up by 3.5% next year. Again. Rail fares are...

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Why Are We Paying Too Much for Our Energy Bills

This week on the Kiran Trivedi blog I ask what the recent news that the energy market is over regulated means for your personal finances. Energy Bills Just Keep on Going Up! I regularly talk about the impact of energy bills on your personal finances. If you are looking to live on a budget, you’ll have zero chance of success if you don’t think about how much you need to pay for electricity, gas etc. every month. But as of late, that hasn’t...

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Five Tips for Saving Money on Your Lunch at Work

You may not think so, but if you buy a fancy lunch every day at work, it really adds up, which is why on the Kiran Trivedi blog this week, I’ve provided five tips that you can use to save money on your lunch at work. The Cost of Lunch Really Does Add Up OK, you probably think I’m being petty now. What will you pay for a sandwich at your favourite supermarket? A few pounds? OK, it’s a few pounds now, but think about it. £2 a day, five days a week....

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Several Ways for Small Businesses to Save Money

Owning a small business can be a serious drain on your personal finances, which is why on the Kiran Trivedi blog, I wanted to share several ways for small businesses to save money. When You’re a Small Business Owner, Every Little Helps You’re really putting yourself out there when you start a small business. You don’t have the security and the safety net that comes with working for someone else. Yes, you reap all the rewards, but all the financial risk falls on you as well. If your company goes bust, you’re the only one who’s going to suffer...

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