Summer Magical Mystery Tours
Surviving school summer holidays with young children can be both magical and challenging, especially when on a budget. One particular
Freedom from Financial Fear
How would your life be different if you were free from financial fear? What would you do differently without money
Intend to Spend, in Two Easy Steps
The good news, as your money coach I’m not here to tell you not to spend, in fact I intend
5 Steps to Financial Fullness
You have everything you need to take steps towards ‘financial fullness’. Yes, ‘Financial Fullness’ is probably another of my made
Seven Steps to get Money Smart
You don’t have to be wealthy to be smart with money, but you do have to get money smart to
The Cost of Inaction
We often consider the risks of ‘doing’ when it comes to savings and investing, but we rarely consider the risk
Are your Money Beliefs holding you back?
It’s easy for our money beliefs to hold us back but it’s not always obvious Why they do. We can
From Impulsive Spender to Freedom from Fear
I’ve gone from being an impulsive spender with a fear of what this could lead to, to putting measures in
Is your Inner Child managing your money?
Are you letting your “inner child” manage your money and hold the purse strings? The answer is probably yes. Our
I helped my son invest in a Junior ISA, here’s how
Today I helped my 12 year old son open and invest in a stocks and shares Junior ISA. He is
Can’t Budget? Try Saving to Spend Instead
I take a far looser approach to ‘budgeting’ which I find more positive and easy to stick to and it’s based on the simple premise; save to spend.
The success of consistency
In 2018 I read the remarkable story of Sylvia Bloom, a frugal legal secretary in America who passed away leaving