6 top money saving tips for students
After the publication of the 2015 Student Living Index, we share six tips to help students better manage their money.
21 July 2015
The 2015 Student Living Index shows that Belfast is the most affordable city in which to be a student.
1. Create a budget
It’ll help you stay in control of your money and keep track of what you have coming in, and what you have going out. Prioritise your outgoings, and make sure you pay for essentials before you treat yourself.
2. Set savings goals
Think about what you’re saving for. If you’ve got something specific in mind, whether it’s a trip abroad or a new gadget, you’ll be more motivated to manage your money and control your spending.
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