When everything goes up: preparing is also saving.
When prices rise, being prepared is also a way of saving. A well-rotated pantry, sensible shopping and repairing instead of throwing away protect the family from the ups and downs.
What to do, and when
What decides how long you can hold out
What people ask most
Is buying in bulk worth it?
Yes, if it's something you really eat and you store it well. Buying lots of something that ends up going out of date costs more.
Where do I start saving?
By writing down a month of spending. Subscriptions, small purchases and food waste almost always turn up, and can be cut without you noticing much.
Is preparing your home expensive?
It doesn't have to be. Most of it is planning and organising what you already have. The rest is bought little by little, as part of your normal shopping.
Guides to help you prepare
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