Here at Bargain Bunny, we love to save you money. We do this by finding great deals, discounts and offers which we then share on this website and in our exclusive Facebook Group. Our favourite type of bargain is however something you can get for free! We therefore are delighted to bring you another great Christmas competition, where you can win one of eight amazing hampers from Marks and Spencers. The competition ends on 14th December, so if you win you will get it before Christmas!
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Put a little bit away each week / month so that you have a larger amount to spend at Christmas.
This year we put £5 every week into a separate savings account and by Christmas had almost £250 extra.
In our family we decided a few years back that we only buy the children presents and the adults do a secret Santa where we pick a name out of a hat and a budget of about £20. Everyone is happy with this and a lot less expenses and stress what to buy for everyone
Save money on gifts by searching for the best deals around black friday! I always save loads by doing this. Also take advantage of cashback sites if you are shopping online; I have made £35 just by going through topcashback and buying the things I was going to buy anyway!
Try using charity shops for buying Christmas presents. This year we have bought lots of action figures in very good condition for our 3 year old. They cost anything between 50p and £1.50 each, whereas new action figures can cost upward of £10.
Similarly, I have bought hanging wooden hearts for a friend who collects these (50p each, still in their boxes) and brand new jigsaws for another friend, again these were still sealed in the original plastic and cost £1 each.
Not only are you saving yourself money but you are recycling and giving money to charity at the same time.
I would suggest falling out with your family a week before Xmas but that would be miserable lol. I Buy Xmas cards in January when shops are selling them off cheap. In recent years I have been buying gift cards in bulk instead of gifts (saves on fuel/wrapping paper/Carrier bags!) I also now I do my Xmas shop online so I am not tempted by the big shiny signs “bargains” in store. . I used to have that little habit of putting that little extra gift for someone in my trolley.. It all adds up! The main thing is to train your thoughts to not feeling guilty for giving people that little bit less.. After all giving you time to someone is love not money.
I get discounts through work so I try to do most of my shopping in places which have this. Sometimes it means standing to the side in a shop whilst I take a few mins to do it, but it all adds up.
I buy indulgent treats throughout the year with my regular shopping. That way,by Christmas we have a lovely big hamper to look forward to.
compare prices before you buy
Buy gifts in the January sales the year before!
Always compare prices, get points and cashback whenever possible
Only buy presents for children or just do a secret Santa for adults with a fixed price of no more than £10.00
I save all year long and make sure to check the prices everywhere before buying. I also stick to a list
Buy presents and non perishable food throughout the year when less expensive
i buy things all year round that way its not as much to spend in december
I always compare prices and never buy on impulse !!
Use price comparison websites or buy stuff after Christmas when it is cheaper for the following year
We don’t buy each other any tat – bad for the planet and your pocket
Put a little bit away each week / month so that you have a larger amount to spend at Christmas.
This year we put £5 every week into a separate savings account and by Christmas had almost £250 extra.
Use cashbacks sites so you get rewarded for your purchases, but make sure you find the cheapest prices first.
Don’t buy too early in the year so you’ve forgotten what you’ve already bought!
buy stuff in the January sales
Buy things throughout the year and do not buy gifts you do not need. Most would be happy with a handmade gift.
Has to be buying after Christmas For The following year…got packs of cards for 12p last year!
compare prizes
only buy what you need
This would be excellent!
Set a budget and stick to it. Take postage and packaging costs into account too.
Be careful buying off ebay, check new costs first as you can end up paying more.
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Save a little bit of money throughout the year
Use cashback sites when buying online, for extra savings.
Re-use last year’s wrapping paper, saved. Helps the planet too.
Make sweet treats and package them nicely in recycled jars.
I always compare prices online before buying anything
Only spend what you can afford
My top tip is bake home goods for gifts. Thoughtful and thriftful!
Buy throughout the year to pick up deals and spread the cost
I never spend money on presents or items if I can’t afford to do it. So the money saving tip would be not to spend money you don’t have
I always wait now too black Friday and get some good deals. And sign up to websites if you want to buy as they white often do 10% of first orders.
Buy Christmas presents during the year when you see a bargain
Stick to a budget and look for special offers.
Start as early as you can. Shop around find bargains
Always buy in the sales throughout the year !
Use cash back sites
Look around early and buy things second-hand
In our family we decided a few years back that we only buy the children presents and the adults do a secret Santa where we pick a name out of a hat and a budget of about £20. Everyone is happy with this and a lot less expenses and stress what to buy for everyone
Agree with the family not to exchange gifts .
make a shopping list and stick to it. it is so easy to buy unnecessary things when shopping without a list
Save money on gifts by searching for the best deals around black friday! I always save loads by doing this. Also take advantage of cashback sites if you are shopping online; I have made £35 just by going through topcashback and buying the things I was going to buy anyway!
Make a list of who you need to buy for and ideas for gifts and buy a few each month so that you are not short at the end of the year.
Ban unnecessary presents
I save all year long and make sure to check the prices everywhere before buying
Look after all your Christmas decorations & store lights properly so nothing has to be replaced
Use vouchers and cashback sites, but never buy more than you can afford.
I look to ebay, I get most of my prezzies second hand but as new, saves money & the kids don’t notice!
Plan well in advance to spread the cost
Try using charity shops for buying Christmas presents. This year we have bought lots of action figures in very good condition for our 3 year old. They cost anything between 50p and £1.50 each, whereas new action figures can cost upward of £10.
Similarly, I have bought hanging wooden hearts for a friend who collects these (50p each, still in their boxes) and brand new jigsaws for another friend, again these were still sealed in the original plastic and cost £1 each.
Not only are you saving yourself money but you are recycling and giving money to charity at the same time.
Make handmade decorations e.g paper chains, paper snowflakes
Buy presents throughout the year in the sales and reuse christmas cards as gift tags 🙂
I buy presents throughout the year, when they are on offer or sale
Buy Christmas decs, cards, wrapping paper in the January sales
Give people homemade gifts – so much more thoughtful
Use previous years Christmas cards as gift tags
buy early over the year
Christmas savings account 🙂
Look out for bargains all year long
by christmas gifts all year round to help with costs
I would suggest falling out with your family a week before Xmas but that would be miserable lol. I Buy Xmas cards in January when shops are selling them off cheap. In recent years I have been buying gift cards in bulk instead of gifts (saves on fuel/wrapping paper/Carrier bags!) I also now I do my Xmas shop online so I am not tempted by the big shiny signs “bargains” in store. . I used to have that little habit of putting that little extra gift for someone in my trolley.. It all adds up! The main thing is to train your thoughts to not feeling guilty for giving people that little bit less.. After all giving you time to someone is love not money.
I like to buy presents in the sales throughout the year
Buy presents through the year when they have been reduced and get cards and wrapping paper in January when the shops are clearing them out
Plan ahead and look around – alongside making some of your own presents
Buying after Christmas in the sales for the next christmas saves a lot of money
Use price comparison web sites
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Buy Xmas presents, wrapping paper etc. throughout the year rather than waiting till Xmas.
Do a secret santa for the extended adult family members, saves time and money!
shop on line with a list :0)
Use a good cashback and deal sites – using a cashback site throughout the year pays a good whack of my christmas shopping.
I get discounts through work so I try to do most of my shopping in places which have this. Sometimes it means standing to the side in a shop whilst I take a few mins to do it, but it all adds up.
Set a budget for presents and stick to it. Never feel obligated to buy more presents because other people do.
Saving a little each week in a tin (so you can’t dip into it) and use it towards paying for presents
Saving a little each week throughout the year, in a tin (so you can’t dip into it) and use it towards paying for presents