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Frugal food, it’s a concept that we’ve been thinking about a lot at MoneyMagpie. More and more, we are seeing the negative impact the rising cost of living is having.

We’ve rounded up some of our favourite money-saving tips to eat more frugally.

Stoozing is back. It has this week been revealed that rising interest rates mean you can get free cash out of your credit card for the first time since before the financial crisis, using a tactic called ‘stoozing’ – but you might need to act quickly to take advantage. 

Pensions can seem complicated (and let’s be honest, a bit dull) – but they’re absolutely vital to a financially secure retirement.

The trouble is we’re tempted to use the money we’ve got for the ‘right now’ instead of stashing it away for decades. However, setting up a pension and paying in regularly – even small amounts – helps you reap the rewards when it’s time to retire.

This is a heartbreaking article to share but needs must. Last week it was reported by an animal charity that people "being unable to afford to keep their pets" had doubled. Often vets bills and food being cited as the core reasons. We therefore want you to share this article with anyone who may need it. If it is you then please read and see what help exists. Financial and otherwise. 

Iceland has teamed up with Birds Eye and Currys to hand out free freezers to low-income families amid the cost of living crisis. The new project has been launched to help people access frozen foods and lower the cost of their food shops. 

Make money reading, Sounds like another dream job time: would you like to earn £1,000 to read for 30 minutes before bed each night?

In an attempt to find out how reading can impact sleep, experts are offering a grand to one lucky applicant. All you have to do is spend a month reading before going to bed, and then spend another month drifting off without the help of a book.  

Research by Child Poverty Action Group revealed that 41% of children living in poverty in London are currently not eligible for free school dinners.

However, Mayor of London Sadiq Khan has this week announced that all children in London primary schools will receive free school dinners from September.