Zoe Ball

I'm going to leave that to the expert, Tony Blackburn.

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Now, we put a call out on our Substack and our Instagram and we asked you for your best good with money habits and you have not disappointed.

We knew you wouldn't.

Some of these are brilliant.

Yeah, I really loved looking through what everyone sent us.

I might pinch some of these ideas, actually.

And it really does show that being good with money doesn't mean you've got to be a financial whiz.

It's just about little habits you introduce into your life that can make such difference.

So we got this text from Angela who said, my favourite habit is automating everything to come out on the first of the month, including savings contributions.

I also love a no spend weekend.

Genius.