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Where can I invest my cash?
Continue ReadingWe spend most of our time trying to figure out how to save more and how to make even more money. Dare we ask the question . . . where can I invest my cash?
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What are the costs of moving/buying a house?
Continue ReadingWhether you are looking to buy your first home or you are planning to move to somewhere bigger/smaller or just to a new area there are going to be costs involved which you might not have considered. More and more people these days are opting to renovate their houses rather than move because it saves […]
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Personal Finances: Protecting Yourself from Yourself
Continue ReadingLow unemployment, consumer-friendly interest rates, and strong economic growth apparently aren’t enough to save Americans from themselves. Per the U.S. Census Bureau, the median household income in 2017 was $59,039, yet according to the Federal Reserve, American households with debt carried an average of $137,063. While a considerable chunk of that debt is due to […]
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Taking the first step towards debt discipline
Continue ReadingThe first step is always the hardest. It’s one of the most well-worn idioms in the English language and is particularly appropriate when it comes to debt discipline. At its heart, a money problem is no different to any other difficulty in life when it comes to ways to overcome it. Yet while we are […]
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How to Cope with Negative Equity and How to Get Out of It
Continue ReadingNegative equity has been a problem for homeowners for many years but since the crash in 2008, it has become more of an issue. Families have split up because of it and many people have become ill due to the stress it causes. But what actually is it? And are there any ways out of […]
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Background Investments For Busy Mums
Continue ReadingMost mums don’t have time in their schedule for a complex field like an investment. While your kids are growing up, it will be hard to find the time for anything but them, and it’s important that you don’t distract yourself from the important things in life. Of course, though, money is something you need. […]
