Whether you’re clearing clutter or trying to make some extra cash, selling your used stuff can be a good way to bring in ...

For a few months, I’ve been obsessed with selling my accessories and clothes on these apps. It’s a big part of the overall decluttering journey I’ve been on for the past year. A lot of the popular ...

eBay has officially scrapped selling fees, and Vinted now has 16 million users across the country, so this is the perfect time to get your second-hand goods online to make some extra cash.

These practices save money and also significantly contribute to environmental conservation by extending the life of used items and reducing waste. Thrifting, the act of purchasing second-hand ...

When an unregistered individual sells a used car, the transaction is generally not subject to GST. This means that if a person is not registered under GST and sells their used car, they are not ...

It also encourages sustainability by promoting the resale of used goods, thereby reducing waste ... incidental expenses directly related to the sale, and (ii) accessories installed prior to ...

Gumtree, who commissioned the polling, is now calling on British consumers to consider buying or reusing second hand Halloween items in order to save both money and the planet. Hannah Rouch ...

For the rising demand in second-hand goods, the shift in consumer behaviour reflects a growing awareness of both economic necessity and sustainability, with inflation presently at 32.7 per cent ...

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is urging the public to consider purchasing ‘second-hand goods for first-class care’ in commemoration of World Hospice Palliative Care Day, which celebrates its 20 th anniversary on Saturday.

A quarter of Gen Z are kitting out their homes with second-hand items - as they want to go 'vintage'. The study of 2,000 adults found those aged 18-24 are now choosing to dress both themselves and ...

A QUARTER of Gen Z are kitting out their homes with second-hand items - as they want to go 'vintage'. The study of 2,000 adults found those aged 18-24 are now choosing to dress both themselves and ...