Which classic British money-saving habit do you rate the highest?

Timing your Tesco or Sainsbury's run for the evening markdowns, scoring half-price salmon and reduced sourdough. A national sport disguised as a weekly shop.

Ringing up to threaten leaving, or actually jumping ship every 12 months to chase the best fixed deal. Tedious admin, but often hundreds saved.

Turning a bag of lentils and a yellow-sticker chicken into a week's worth of lunches. Beats spending £9 on a Pret sandwich every day.

Kitting yourself out from Oxfam, the British Heart Foundation, or scrolling Vinted at midnight. Cheaper, greener, and you might bag a Barbour.

Planning your travel around split tickets, advance singles, and that trusty 26-30 or Two Together Railcard. Saves a small fortune on LNER.