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Tuesday 5 November 2013

Autumn is here at last, and many of us are already saving for winter.

The winter season is always the most expensive in the year. While there can be expenses throughout the year, the colder months bring with them, a need for extra expenditure. Now is the time to start preparing for this extra expenditure. If you can, put a little money to the side so you have some extra for when you need it.

Heating bills will go up when the weather is colder. And with the evenings getting darker much sooner, we will also use more electricity for lighting. Colder weather tends to mean we want to stay at home more, so there will be bigger food bills too. Of course, we also have the festive season to contend with during the winter! Presents for family and friends, and making sure everything is in for the big annual Christmas dinner.

All these expenses can crop up, in addition to what we would normally spend each month. It’s why winter can be a financially difficult time for most families.

In order to be prepared for the added expenses, and to save you the stress and worry of struggling to pay winter bills, start saving the extra money now. If you cut back over the next two months, you will have some spare cash to help you get through December. If you forgo the special treats, and the little extras, just for the next ten weeks, you will have saved enough to really enjoy the festivities with your loved ones.

Instead of dreading the coming winter, you will be able to take it all in your stride and cope with it. You will be able to relax and enjoy it too. And if you do find yourself short, you can always consider a small payday loan, just to help you through until you are next paid.

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