Finding a budget family activity can be tricky, especially something that you haven’t already done.
Keeping the kids entertained can be so expensive at times so what if you have no money or you just don’t want to spend any this weekend, what do you do?
What if I told you, you could take the kids on an adventure that they will LOVE and it won’t cost you a penny, well apart from a little bit of petrol for the car. (more…)
Passing your driving test is a rite of passage for young adults, and it really is the start of a more grown up, independent lifestyle. No waiting around on lifts from other people or on unreliable public transport. You can go where you want, when you want. It’s an incredible opportunity and can improve your job prospects, your social life and so much more.
However, it doesn’t come cheap, and initially getting out onto the roads is one of the most expensive things you will do in your adult life. Here’s how you can make those costs more bearable.
When it comes to money, most people try very hard to keep their waste to a minimum. Unfortunately, the vast majority are still guilty of a few cardinal sins. Eradicating those could quickly improve your financial efficiency. This will put you on the road to far greater long-term success.
There are some simple things you can do to ensure you don’t waste money. So, what are the worst culprits that you need to look out for and how can you change your habits?
Flipping properties is now a very important part of day to day trading but if you are in a rush to make some quick money then you may be tempted to overlook some of the more important aspects of the process. This can leave you with a hole in your pocket and it may even cause you some instability for the future as well.
12 months blogging wow! I can’t believe it’s been a year already. It has been an amazing rollercoaster and such a huge learning curve for me.
I have been self employed for the past 15 years, you can read more about my story here. During that time, I’ve done lots of different things to make money, sometimes with flexible hours and sometimes working from home.
When I read that you could make money blogging, I was intrigued and excited but I wasn’t technical AT ALL (I’m still not)! I had no experience of running a website or a blog, let alone setting one up. I decided to learn how, so I read all I could and set up this blog to share my experiences of money making and money saving all whilst balancing family life.
The idea was to work on it in my spare time around my existing income streams, which include, but are not limited to:
I also decided that I would give it 6 months and if I wasn’t making a penny by then, I would give up. Not because I’m a quitter, trust me I’m not, but because in the time I’ve been working for myself I’ve done lots of things to make money and some I have wasted a lot of time on. I didn’t want to waste time, I wanted results.
So, the question, did I make any money?
