Without investing in expensive equipment, there are already ways to make great savings on a daily basis.
Inflation, rising prices, loss of purchasing power, these are words that have disturbed the daily lives of Belgians for several months. And at a time when wage indexation is not enough to cope with all these price spikes, everyone is trying to save money. But you still have to know what to do depending on your situation. Because if those who have money aside and who have money to invest in a new heating system or a new car can bet on long-term savings, they only represent a part of the population. . We are thinking, for example, of tenants who cannot change the insulation of their home or their boiler, or of those who have bet recently on a gas boiler and who cannot afford to install a stove. pellet in addition. Because when the crisis hits, the room for maneuver is reduced for everyone.
We have therefore decided to draw up a non-exhaustive list of ten simple daily actions to save money, with little or no investment. It is sometimes enough to adapt to events to limit one’s expenses, and above all to anticipate price increases for certain products. Stocking up is one solution, but stores are currently limiting the purchase of certain products to avoid shortages. And then, storing also means investing a certain amount of money to build up reserves.
