From legacy projects to brain health – plus 2025’s top savings 💸

This week’s newsletter brings together a mix of life, brain health, and budget-friendly ideas. We’re sharing an article on legacy projects and how families keep memories alive, practical ways to help keep your brain sharp at any age, a roundup of our most-clicked money-saving articles from 2025, and a quick look at what we’re planning for 2026.

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In this edition:

1. Legacy projects – Leave something behind that really matters 🫶

2. How to help your brain stay sharp – at any age 🧠

3. Hot picks this week: Our top money-saving articles from 2025 💸

4. Exciting things to come in 2026 💫

Legacy projects – Leave something behind that really matters

When someone dies, we often wish we had more than just memories to hold onto. In this article, Britta explains what legacy projects are – and how simple things like recipe books, letters, photos, or even a favourite item of clothing can help families stay connected, both before and after loss. It’s a practical look at how these projects can support grief, memory, and relationships in a very real way.

How to help your brain stay sharp – at any age

Our brains are not set in stone after childhood – it keeps changing as long as we keep using it. In this article, Maryke explains what neuroplasticity really means in everyday life, why new skills (physical or mental) matter more than crossword puzzles alone, and how movement, learning, and social connection all play a role in keeping our minds sharp as we get older.

Our top money-saving articles from 2025 💸

These are the guides our readers used the most to save money on everyday costs, outings, and special treats this year.

Exciting things to come in 2026 💫

We hope everyone’s festive season is filled with joy and happiness. This is our last newsletter for 2025, but the team won’t be putting our feet up just yet. We think there’s no better way to kick off 2026 than with great deals to help our readers have more fun 💃🕺 – so we’re busy scouring the country to make that happen. Keep an eye out for our first newsletter in mid-January.

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