If you're hoping to save some extra cash for your next holiday, a mortgage or just a rainy day, you might want to take a look at the Money Pot method.
The viral TikTok hack has accumulated 5.1 million views on the social media platform, with people sharing their saving tips.
The method is simple to do and is a great way to save some extra cash.
What is the Money Pot method?
To do the method, all you need to do is divide your money into separate pots for different expenses.
This can include cars, bills, rent, mortgage and emergency savings.
Doing this means you can add money to each of the pots but will only be able to break the pot at the time you need it for.
And if you don't want to buy any pots, you can just use some old jam jars and make sure not to open them.
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