Perhaps you are a landlord, and your tenants just left the flat they rented from you, but they did not take all of their belongings with them. Maybe you are moving, and you have decided to get rid of many of the items in your house instead of packing them up and take them with …
When I was fifteen years old, I wanted to two things, independence, and money. I wanted to go out and enjoy myself with my friends, and I wanted the money to pay for it. The problem, while my parents would give me some flexibility to spend time with my friends, other than some pocket money, …
With the world being in a state of panic and rightfully so, there are still ways to keep your wallet full when you go shopping for necessities and groceries. Now before you start expecting some mind-blowing strategy or app that will save you loads of money, I want to caution you that these steps are …
The days of write cheques each month to pay your bills are long gone. Today most transaction will take place online or through a digital process such as PayPal, that said maybe you want to send money to a friend or pay a bill that cannot be paid online. For this, you’ll need to send …
Divorce is a tumultuous, difficult and often confusing time for all involved. Understandably, most want their divorce to be pushed through as quickly and seamlessly as possible, however due to the process involved, it can take many month and cost upwards of £1,000 in solicitors fees and court costs. The whole process from start to …
Whats the point in working, earning and saving without having any fun? The answer, there’s no point. Saving money to retire is important, but having fun along the way, is also important. That said, you can still have fun, do the things you want to do and enjoy yourself without spending all your hard earned …
Buying a house, whether it’s your first house or you’re getting a larger home to support your growing family, is a significant step. Too often, I’ve met clients who bought a new house without really thinking about it. It’s important to remember, if you buy correctly, a house could be one of the best investments …
With online investing now becoming normality, self-investing, or DIY investing as it has become known, is all the rage. Anyone can do it, but of course, not everyone can do it successfully and reap the rewards. A quick search online reveals that less than 10% of short-term traders actually make any money, while if you’re …
With interest rates at the time of writing being incredibly low, property buyers often feel they can find a great property and take a low-interest mortgage for the life of their property. The problem, this is often not the case, your personal or financial circumstances can change, and you could need to change your mortgage. …
The general population overspend on groceries all the time. They purchase items that they do not need and are ignorant of sale items that are not members of their usual preferred brands. The waste and over expenditure is completely unnecessary when with just a little time dedicated to pre-planning a shopping list can not only …
The hardest part of actually saving for your retirement, is saving money. We all understand and appreciate that there are many unavoidable costs that add up, but the problem is that these costs often whittling away your monthly income in a blink of an eye. The typical life and savings cycle for most people across …