In our financial advice archives, you will find articles from the experts on financial planning, how to save money, make money, credit card debt, protect yourself with insurances, how to make a Will and more.
With Christmas quickly approaching, everybody is getting ready for Christmas shopping and many of us have already started buying gifts for our loved ones. Whilst Christmas is known for being the happiest time of the year and a day to spend time with those closest to us, it’s also notoriously expensive, and the cost of … Read more
The Christmas countdown has begun and this time of year is pricey, but you can save money and get your finances in order before the big day arrives.
It is not easy juggling the daily demands of being a full-time mum. To then add the worry that your family relies solely on your spouse’s income, the stress can at times be overwhelming. If you are struggling to find ways to make a positive impact on your family’s finances, then read on for our … Read more
Unexpected events are a part of life and every now and then something happens that completely alters our world. Death and divorce can happen to anyone and when they do, parents can suddenly find themselves caring for children on their own. Naturally, this is quite an adjustment in a number of ways and adding financial … Read more
The cost of raising a child is estimated to be a staggering $233,610, according to the Department of Agriculture. Believe it or not, that figure only represents the cost of raising a child to age 17. It doesn’t include college tuition or related college expenses, a number that could be well into the six-figures if … Read more
The UK’s Biggest Baby & Toddler Show is returning to Sandown Park, Surrey from 6-8 October The Baby & Toddler Show, supported by Emma’s Diary, returns to the South East this October and with it comes all the shopping and expert advice new and expectant parents need to give their baby the best start in … Read more
When you first consider starting a family you only really think about all the things that you need to buy; pram, nursery furniture, car seat . . . all the big stuff. You know that you will obviously need to buy them clothes and feed them but hobbies don’t really factor into the financial planning … Read more
In Britain, we have the NHS which effectively means that everyone already has health insurance, with free care at the point of delivery. But it’s additionally possible to pay for private health insurance through a range of different providers. Many people choose to take out medical insurance every year for a wide variety of reasons. … Read more
The way that other couples handle their finances always intrigues me, you see from the moment that Hubby and I moved in together we opened a joint account and had both of our wages paid into it. All bills were paid out by direct debit and anything that was left in the account was for … Read more