Ever had the joy of tagging up your monthly bank statements manually in a spreadsheet? Believe it or not this is how I used to stay on top of my finances before all of these money apps came along. It meant I didn’t do it as much as I should have. Now, however, I’m spoilt …
An app has the power to simplify your life. Especially your finances. Rather than cracking out a spreadsheet, simply plug an app into your bank account. Voila, you’ll find it easier to understand your spending and where you can save some of your hard-earned cash. Two of the best apps are here, but which one …
It seems you have to jump through a million hoops to get a mortgage nowadays. Watching my brother complete his first property this week highlights just how stressful the process can be (he’s certainly lost a bit of hair since they started the process). Some people go as far as saying it is more stressful …
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As a fellow first time buyer, I’m sure you know the struggle already. We really are being squeezed from all angles at the moment. Rising rental costs, higher deposit requirements and a rising average house price meaning we need to save even more. Not to mention rising living costs & a stubbornly static average wage. …
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Unsure of what “good” looks like when it comes to saving from your paycheck? You’re not alone. Even though personal finance is, you guessed it… personal, it sure does help to have some guidelines to keep it simple. A simple rule of thumb can easily answer the question; “what is a good percentage to save …
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Have an unexpected bill but not enough in your emergency fund? A tight budget? Need to pay off some debt quickly? Whatever your need to save £1000 in a month, there are some steps you can take to achieve your savings goal. Using the COST method, I’ll take you through how to save £1000 in …
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