You might be drawn to the idea of trading and investing, but actually jumping in might make you feel a little more hesitant. Imagining your investments coming good is fun, but the thought that they might fail is definitely not something that fills you with joy. Investing and trading are certainly not without their risks … Read more
Let’s face it we would all like more money, but it isn’t that simple as just wanting it. You don’t want to work yourself into the ground and want to still have spare time to enjoy life. So looking to cut costs and save money elsewhere is a great way to go. There are so … Read more
Spring arrives around three months after the new year. In April there is the end of the tax year and the end of the first quarter for most businesses. This makes it the ideal time to review your personal finances and get them fighting fit for the coming months. A financial health check like this … Read more
It is an essential part of life to try to ensure you have enough money when you retire. One of the ways to achieve this is by planning your retirement funds through a Reverse Mortgage… Looking after you You have worked hard your entire life, contributed to National Insurance payments, and paid all your taxes. … Read more
Christmas is hard on many wallets. This year, things will be even harder for a lot of people. So many have lost their jobs by being made redundant, or their business actually closing down due to coronavirus. Many people are trying to cut costs and make a little extra money on the side to support … Read more
Now, the title of this article might seem a little strange, seeing as the answer it would seem is most things in life cost money. You’re not wrong; you do need money for a whole host of different things in life! But simply saying ‘everything’ doesn’t really cut it. So, while it might seem like … Read more
Sadly, it seems that sterling is on the slide again. Individuals are often expressing their dissatisfaction as they exchange their GBP and in return seem to get very little for their money. But, how do you make the most out of a bad situation? The exchange rates may not be favourable, yet there are always … Read more
Some of us have bad financial habits. From spending too much to not planning how we deal with debts, it’s an unfortunate reality, often born from the fact that we weren’t taught better financial habits as we grew. But once you know you have those bad habits, it’s your job to look at ways you … Read more
At the time of writing, the Coronavirus pandemic has financially affected billions of people worldwide by causing a sudden income drop; myself included. Circumstances are what they are, and whilst it is a little unfair to say we’re all in the same boat; we are at least all trying to seek shelter from the same … Read more