How Not to Pay a Parking Ticket Fine
OK, as you know I am really anti parking meters! I just object to the fact that as a motorist I am a target for money. As the years go by free parking spaces are almost now extinct. In the … Continue reading →
Freebies and Free Samples App Review from @LatestFreeStuff
The new Freebies iPad/Android tablet app is an essential download for anyone who likes to get free stuff. Just download the app and you’re ready to go. You’ll instantly be presented with a clear and easy to view list of … Continue reading →
What Everyone Ought to Know about Their Consumer Rights
The Complaining Cow – Helen Dewdney Helen Dewdney, blogs at www.thecomplainingcow.co.uk providing consumer advice, guidance and tips on how to complain effectively. She is the author of Amazon bestseller How to Complain: The Essential Consumer Guide to Getting Refunds, Redress … Continue reading →
Saving Money Charging Disposable Batteries
We often hear that you should not recharge normal disposable batteries. However, as far as I can tell so far, it can be done! Before you even attempt to do this, do an internet search on the dangers of recharging … Continue reading →
How to Complain Effectively with the Complaining Cow
There are often times when something goes wrong and we feel a need to complain, not only to get it off our chest, but also because we feel that we need some form of compensation. OK, so we have made … Continue reading →
More Ways to Save Money With Vouchers Voucherbin Website
As usual I am always on the lookout for sites that will help us to make money or save money! Money Saving with Voucherbin I recently came across Voucherbin who are also worth following on twitter at @Voucherbin. They will … Continue reading →
Make Money Being a Money Hacker @MoneyHackerUK
Make Money Being a Money Hacker hack: NOUN: A quick or inelegant solution to a particular problem, in this case Money. Money Hacking Mobile Phones It started in 2003. My local Phone shop had over-ordered a low-end Nokia phone (a … Continue reading →
How To Raise Cash Quickly When You Are Self-Employed
Sometimes you find yourself needing cash instantly to help you with bills, unexpected business costs and just life in general. Many of those who are employed rely on their monthly or weekly wages to cover these costs and put a … Continue reading →
Not All Bankers are Bad – A Whistleblower’s Story
I remember one March day in 2009, I was sat in my little office in the Holywell branch of Santander. I had recently been recruited by the bank as a branch Financial Adviser. At the time we had three products … Continue reading →
An Overview of How to Live Free – The Definitive Guide
How to Live for Free We all try to save money as much as we can whilst spending as little as possible. However, the vast majority of us agree that if you are a living, breathing, human being of the … Continue reading →
Easy Budgeting Tips #Budget
Even as wages only finally start to overtake the rate of inflation, the need to constantly be on top of your spending and budget is paramount. Ensuring yourself against shock bills, making sure your spending doesn’t put your finances into … Continue reading →
Money Saving Tips for New Drivers #MoneySaving
Getting behind the wheel of a car for the first time as a fully licensed driver is a pivotal moment that many people strive towards, and with all the hard work and effort it takes to get there, you will … Continue reading →
Choosing the Best Personal Loan for Your Budget #Budget
Feeling the squeeze of the credit crunch? You’re not alone. According to independent research, the middle class of England was hit hard, with more than one in four families reigning in their purse strings and trying to spend less. Worse, … Continue reading →
Looking to Twitter for Free Financial Advice
Financial advice from Twitter? On the face of it, the idea may sound a little odd, to say the least! After all, most people associate the popular micro-blogging site with hashtagged celebrity feuds, endlessly re-tweeted jokes, and the self-indulgent utterances … Continue reading →
Balancing Paying off Debt, Saving Money, and What Comes Next
Let’s assume you know the basics of living below your means. You’ve got a job, regular paycheck, and don’t spend all your cash as soon as it enters your bank account. Congratulations, you’ve made it to the first stepping stone … Continue reading →