In this post, I explore the five main ways that my relationship with money has changed since I have left University.
5 Ways My Relationship with Money Has Changed
Posts tagged Personal Finance
Pay Down your Debt Immediately!
More than ever, individuals are using their savings, and borrowing more to sustain their levels of spending. This is leading to increasing debt-to-income ratios. You need to make sure you don’t fall into this trap, and you must pay your debts immediately!
How to Perfect your Credit Score
It is incredibly difficult for anyone to go through life without their Credit Score having a basis for a decision that affects them, so I decided to write this post on how to perfect your Credit Score, and why it is so important.
Can I Invest in Stocks with a Small Amount of Money?
Given that investing is becoming more accessible, we discuss whether it is feasible to invest with a small amount of money.
What is the ‘FIRE’ Movement?
FIRE is a movement where people set a goal of reducing expenses, and saving as much of their salary as possible to achieve ‘Financial Independence’.
The Last Minute ISA Guide 2020/21
The ISA deadline is fast approaching, and gives investors until midnight on the 5th April 2021, the opportunity to save the maximum amount allowed for the 2020 to 2021 tax year.
How to Build Long Term Wealth
We demonstrate how money can work for you if it is invested properly in assets. We aim to help you become more financially aware, and protect your future.
Top Ten Ways to Reduce Spending
With this article, we will be going through the top ten common places which you can look to, in order to reduce your spending each month!
6 Most Common Financial Mistakes
In the absence of any formal education in the United Kingdom, a lot of people end up learning about personal finance from personal experience. We cover six of the most common financial mistakes.
Lifetime ISA or Help to Buy ISA?
Two products aimed at the Help to Buy market are the Lifetime ISA, and the Help to Buy ISA. If you are looking to save some money for a deposit, which one should you invest your savings into?