Your tips for money saving and living on a budget in Australia
Jun 8th 2008, 7:18 pm
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Re: Your tips for money saving and living on a budget in Australia
I make sun dried tomato loaf, and have even made a cake in mine!!
Caroline
Caroline
Jun 8th 2008, 7:23 pm
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Re: Your tips for money saving and living on a budget in Australia
I hate Coles, it reminds me of Netto 
On the veggie front, depends really. We have a huge garden but growing stuff in there is a bit hard (cos we're rubbish at it
). We do have huge lemon, orange, peach and cherry tree's though. Also a grape vine and a few other stuff that are popping up in our garden this year.
I did manage to grow tomato's, cucumbers, capsicums and a lettuce this year though. Hoping to get better at it for next year
On the veggie front, depends really. We have a huge garden but growing stuff in there is a bit hard (cos we're rubbish at it
). We do have huge lemon, orange, peach and cherry tree's though. Also a grape vine and a few other stuff that are popping up in our garden this year. I did manage to grow tomato's, cucumbers, capsicums and a lettuce this year though. Hoping to get better at it for next year
Keen Gardener!!!
Caroline
Jun 8th 2008, 7:58 pm
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Re: Your tips for money saving and living on a budget in Australia
There have been a few threads recently where people have asked if they can live on $55,000 - $60,000 in Australia.
Some people think you can - others think it would be a struggle.
What tips do you have for saving money? It could be bargains in certain shops, cheapest fuel suppliers, a cheap yet healthy recipe, low cost mortgage - absolutely anything that will help people save a bob or two.
In the U.K there is a site called moneysavingexpert.com. Perhaps there is something similar for Australia.
All tips welcome
Some people think you can - others think it would be a struggle.
What tips do you have for saving money? It could be bargains in certain shops, cheapest fuel suppliers, a cheap yet healthy recipe, low cost mortgage - absolutely anything that will help people save a bob or two.
In the U.K there is a site called moneysavingexpert.com. Perhaps there is something similar for Australia.
All tips welcome
MMMmmm home brew, don't know if it's cheaper than the bottlo but its great enjoying the fruits of your labour!!
