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My Winter Financial Manifesto

If you follow my other blogs (www.muminthemadhouse.com and www.frugaliciousfood.com/), you will no that I am not keen on making resolutions at the beginning of the year.

I make a manifesto each season and I thought that it was high time that I made some personal financial ones too.

From Pininterest


  1. Continue to make out meals from scratch and as frugally as possible by meal planning
  2. Make sure that I reduce the amount of waste that we throw out, both food and packaging
  3. To use the library instead of buying books
  4. To start make a planting plan for our raised beds in the garden
  5. To start decluttering the house, with a box for bin, charity and sell and make sure I sell the items.
I would love to hear your manifesto for the winter season.

Please leave a link in the comments below.
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  1. Carolyn Hughes5 January 2012 at 13:34

    I'm definitely going for the decluttering one. Going to be ruthless with each room and get on Ebay asap!

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  2. grace5 January 2012 at 19:49

    I will just echo all of yours as they are totally the same as mine - such an effort to sort all the clutter!

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  3. Make do Mum5 January 2012 at 20:15

    Sounds good to me! My decluttering is going well, the only problem is that I haven't had a chance to sell things yet so it's accumulating in the loft (out of sight, out of mind).

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  4. Eco Thrifty Living23 January 2012 at 16:50

    I'm also going through a major declutter, very slowly - I seem to be generating quite a mess though, so I love the decluttering boxes idea!

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