Bristol feels squeeze in credit crunch
People in Bristol are starting to feel the pinch as the global credit crunch takes its toll.
With the housing market slowing, firms going bust, job fears looming and inflation rising, more of us are starting to make cuts in our lifestyles.
The Bristol Evening Post is keen to hear how people in and around the city are making changes to their spending habits. How are you being affected by the credit crunch. And what tips can you share with readers on saving cash.
Post your comments here.
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by dave trigger, brislington
Sunday, October 12 2008, 5:32PM
“Why has bristol city council got £8 milllion stashed away in an icelandic bank? i want decent services in bristol at a reasonable cost, not being overcharged so these people supposedly running this city can put in a savings account!.
dave, briz.”
by Jamie, Bristol
Tuesday, October 07 2008, 7:56AM
“Ive done more walking saving on bus fare plus I am careful how I shop I eat fresh everyday but I watch my costings out...”
by Rach, Bristol
Saturday, October 04 2008, 1:00PM
“I have always used Bristol Credit Union, they are a hell of a lot more ethical than using banks and provide better (and more human) membership facilities.”
by Kelvin, Bristol
Saturday, September 27 2008, 10:21AM
“No seriously, you just have to watch where you shop. Also, compare prices before purchasing. Youll save loads that way.”
by Sacha, bristol
Friday, September 26 2008, 10:07AM
“Mr jones from longwell green, i totally agree with you. People only get where they are through hard work, and clearly farouk has too much to say for himself!”