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From re-usable coffee cups to the UN’s Sustainable Development Goals, it seems we are finally waking up to the need to use our money wisely to protect the future of the planet. We’re recognizing that by matching up small gestures to big policy that we might actually achieve this goal.

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Content Manager (freelance). Preston, UK. 27. Engaged, 1 son, 1 step-son.

It’s that spooky time of year again, and if you’re reading this after dark, you can expect a knock on the door from ghoulies, ghosties and long-leggedy beasties (and hopefully a few cute toddlers dressed as pumpkins).

So naturally we got to asking ourselves what scares us most about money? And how can we work towards exorcising those horrible finance ghosts?

Co-owner of a design studio. London. 36. Married with dog.

They may seem small, but mini-hacks like these can add up to save a decent pot of money at the end of the year and perhaps even more importantly, engender in you the right saving mindset. So here are my favourite ones:

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Performance Manager. London. 31. Engaged.

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Advertising Manager. London. 37. Single and would love a dog!

So credit card interest has risen to its highest amount in over a decade. We saw the recent report from Moneyfacts and found it worrying to say the least. 

Letting agent. Birmingham. 25. Living with partner, no kids, one cat.

Management Consultant. London. 28. Married, no kids

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University Lecturer. York. 40. Married with kids.

Copywriter. Edinburgh. 25. Living with partner.