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Setting New Year Money Resolutions – Successfully

31% of new year resolutions are to “Save more Money” and almost as many are to “Spend less Money” but

Are you looking to start investing for your children but want to do so in a way that has a

We all “know” we need to save an emergency fund, a buffer of cash for when life throws us something

Ever wondered what your bank does with the money you’ve carefully saved with them? Many of us make conscious spending

A Lifetime ISA is a handy way of building a first-time home deposit but they do come with some drawback

Are you wondering why can’t I save money? You’ve tried but it’s just not happening successfully, for you or for

There are a number of ways you can start to invest for children. Investing arguably has a greater chance of

We often consider the risks of ‘doing’ when it comes to savings and investing, but we rarely consider the risk

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.

In 2018 I read the remarkable story of Sylvia Bloom, a frugal legal secretary in America who passed away leaving

I made a switch in how and when I saved. I used to pay all the bills and debts first,

I hear this a lot and usually it’s at the point a client is retiring and it’s too late for