If you’re finding it hard to keep money, but easy to spend it, it would seem that you’re not alone. More than half of 22-29-year olds have no savings at all, and the amount of people with over £100 in … Continue reading →
How To Use Candlestick Charts In Forex Trading If you’re trading the currency markets, one of the first things you’ll encounter are different types of charts you can use. These include line charts, bar charts, and candlesticks. Many traders prefer … Continue reading →
Can You Do Your Own Debt Management Plan The simple answer is YES! However, to start with is may be difficult to implement. I would say that if you are going to do your own Debt Management Plan, you need … Continue reading →
Full & Final Offer Rejected, What Do I Do? So your full and final settlement offer has been rejected, so what do you do now? The thing you have to remember about a full and final settlement, is that often … Continue reading →
Full & Final Settlement Success Stories Full and Final Settlements (F&F) are not easy to achieve, but they are very much achievable with a bit of effort and quite a bit of nerve! The thing with a Full and Final … Continue reading →
Do Rechargeable Batteries Save Money? You would think that the simple answer to this is YES rechargeable batteries do save you money. However, the actual answer is sometimes rechargeable batteries do save you money and sometimes it is not a … Continue reading →
Is and IVA Worth Considering? I recently came across the News Letter by The Bankruptcy Association. It was interesting to read the following passage about IVA’s: “I have noticed in particular that most debt collection companies and agents are quick … Continue reading →
How to Put Your Platform to Use to Keep B2B Customers Keen The world of B2B ecommerce is changing. Up until not very long ago, buyers were still assigned to deal with sales vendors and reps in the flesh. Today, … Continue reading →
Review: The True Cost of Christmas Christmas is a festive period, surrounded by your closest family and friends. Well, that does not appear to the meaning for most of us. It is actually a time for us to bid farewell … Continue reading →
Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond announced in this year’s budget that the government will be working with banks, lenders and debt charities in order to provide interest-free loans to those in need. The interest-free loans are to be offered … Continue reading →
A new study from the University of Bristol, in partnership with the Money Advice Trust and the Money and Mental Health Policy Institute, outlines the experiences of nearly 1,600 UK debt advisers when supporting people in vulnerable situations. Nearly three-quarters … Continue reading →
Money is one of the most important yet possibly most difficult subjects to approach with anyone, let alone younger generations. Now, as one of the biggest wage squeezes in history is taking place, it is essential that the future generation … Continue reading →
Your personal style is an expression of who you are as a person. You shouldn’t shy away from it but embrace it. However, one factor that no magazine or run-way will tell you, is just how expensive it can be … Continue reading →
You could be paying your estate agent thousands of pounds to help you sell your property, so it’s worth asking a few questions before you think about signing on the dotted line. What’s Your Commission? The commission is the percentage … Continue reading →
A survey sponsored by estate agent, Foxtons, recently got wide press coverage when it revealed that the average home buyer makes up their mind about a property, in just eight minutes. This proves yet again, that first impressions are the … Continue reading →
