If you don’t want to use the underground to get into central London, you can choose to drive into the centre of the city instead. As long as you are comfortable with slow moving traffic and crowded roads, you will be absolutely fine. Most Londoners choose to commute by tube, which means that although car …
Whether you’ve come to London as a tourist, or if you’re a Londoner wanting to exchange money for your holiday, you want to make sure that you find the cheapest place to exchange money in London. After all, the less you spend on currency exchange, the more you have to spend on your travels! The …
Planning on moving to London? Or perhaps you already live here and want to learn how to live on a budget in London? Either way, here are some brilliant ideas about how you can live your best life in London, on less. Learn how you can manage your money so that you can spend more …
A simple haircut in London will start from around £30, and just go up and up in price- especially if you like to have a regular treatment or colour. The cost can amount to hundreds over the course of the year. This expense could easily be avoided- IF you know how to get a free …
We all know that exercise is good for us, but do we always find the time and money to do it? No. Personally, I don’t enjoy the gym– I get SO bored and have been making excuses for pretty much my entire adult life about why I don’t go to the gym. Exercise classes like …
Moving into a flatshare or houseshare is one of the best ways to save some money whilst living in London. Yes, you’ll probably still pay £600+ for a double bedroom, but it will be cheaper than a one bedroom flat which will cost hundreds of pounds more each month. If you are a couple, you …
As everyone knows, London living costs can be eye wateringly expensive, and sometimes you can be left wondering how you are going to be able to enjoy the city and everything that it offers, without sliding down the slippery slope of credit card overuse. After all, what’s the point in living in one of the …
If you’re a millennial Londoner yourself, you’ve probably got your sights set on some new house plants- from hanging plants to succulents, we just can’t seem to get enough of them. According to The Independent, our obsession stems from not being able to afford kids or not being able to keep pets in our rented …
