The use of cash has been declining in recent years, with many people opting for debit and credit cards as their preferred method of payment. While these forms of payment are convenient, they can also lead to overspending and debt. … Continue reading →
This term is often used lately, “should I eat or heat?”. Well, when it really boils down to the choice of the two, eating is a priority. It is worth considering, when faced with the question of whether to eat … Continue reading →
Why is the Income and Expenditure Important Income and expenditure (I&E) are important for any individual for a variety of reasons. It is important to track income and expenses in order to create and maintain a budget. This allows individuals … Continue reading →
There are many banks that are offering you a nice lump sum if you switch your bank account to them. So yes, you can make some good extra by switching your bank accounts. Switching Banks Accounts is So Easy Now … Continue reading →
Stop Living From Payday to Payday Stopping the cycle of living pay-check to pay-check can have numerous benefits. First and foremost, it can help to reduce stress and anxiety caused by financial insecurity. With a plan in place to save … Continue reading →
9 Habits that are Keeping You Poor I was watching this video by an accountant on YouTube @nischa which I thought would be worth sharing on this site. Don’t just skim through what is written here, watch the video, and … Continue reading →
Stop Taking on New Debt Stop taking on new debt is a great way to help manage your finances. It can help you maintain a good credit score and keep your finances on track. Taking on new debt can add … Continue reading →
The Money Diet by Martin Lewis The Money Diet by Martin Lewis is a comprehensive guide to taking control of your finances. It gives practical advice on saving money, budgeting, and investing. It also offers tips on how to make … Continue reading →
Doing the £5 a Day Challenge The £5 a day challenge is a great way to help you save money and be more mindful about your spending habits. It encourages you to only spend £5 a day on anything you … 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 →
Cars can be a major help when it comes to moving about your daily life but they do have their downsides – cars can be quite costly not just to buy but also to maintain over time. The costs of … Continue reading →
Whether you’re saving up for a new house, a car, or a dream vacation, you’re probably worrying about how to pull it off, considering the myriad of expenses that you have on a monthly basis. It really can be difficult … Continue reading →
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 →
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 →
While young, you think that once you grow up and get to have money on your own that life is easy. You imagine yourself with fancy sports cars, jet skis, and all the big boy toys you can dream of. … Continue reading →
