The cost of living crisis means people across the UK are really feeling the squeeze, and those who live alone miss out on a number of ways to make savings.
More than eight million people live alone in the UK, at a time when doing so is more expensive than ever before. The cost of doing so means having to face the rising costs of groceries, energy and rent without the benefit of splitting bills with a roommate or significant other.
But there is a benefit that could see you save an average of £492 a year if you live alone, and many people have yet to take advantage of it, according to Vouchers.co.uk
