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Women who are never broke know how important it is to save and not live pay cheque to pay cheque. While saving is important, there is more to being financially smart than simply putting 20% of your income aside every month.
Here are three simple, yet effective habits of women who are never broke that you can start adopting into your everyday life.
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Shopping for a car is an exciting task, but one that you want to make sure that you get right. Your vehicle is vital for so many reasons, so you need to be sure about what you are buying.
For many people, aside from buying their house, a car is their next single most expensive purchase. If you are planning to say goodbye to your current car and hello to a new set of wheels, you may be wondering where to start in your search. Check out these tips to help you choose the best affordable family car.
Running any sort of business can be a costly endeavor. You will have to pay for all sorts of things to get your company off the ground. Many of these expenses can be hard to cover without some initial investment.
While this impacts practically every business on the market, few have to deal with the costs that come with a business that spends its days moving around. To help you out with this, this post will be exploring some of the best ways to save money on a company that operates on the road.
From the vehicles and insurance you have to buy, to the potential risks you face in this sort of industry.
Climate change is dominating the news right now. For good reasons, we all should be looking at how we can live more sustainably and be less wasteful.
As well as reducing our carbon footprint, we can also look to save ourselves money by reducing our consumption of single-use items and resources.
So, how can you start to live a more sustainable life? There are so many small changes you can make that can help you use less, whilst also saving money and becoming more eco-friendly. Today we will look at 3 simple things you can do.
Everyone can be an investor. You don’t need a considerable amount of cash, but you do need to put the hours in to get there. Money doesn’t come back to you overnight, and you have to learn where you put money to see a return. There are investments that will suit any budget too.
The basic idea behind any investment is that your money will grow. It might be because you want to leave money behind for your children, or it might be that you want to live a luxury lifestyle asap. Whatever it is, here are a few investments that you can’t go wrong too with.
Of course, you should never invest more than you can lose, and always seek advice before investing.
Whether you are saving for next Christmas or saving for a special holiday, whatever the reason, this 52 week savings challenge will show you just how easy it is to reach your goal.
It’s a simple and realistic way to save regularly without too much pressure. It can work for anyone, whatever your budget.
An extra £1,000 in a lump sum is a fantastic amount which could help you to pay for so many things. Just imagine how you will feel once you’ve saved it.
Don’t worry if this sounds unachievable, I’m going to show you exactly how to reach it easily. All you need to do is commit to following these steps!
It’s that time of year again when many of us start thinking about changes we’re going to make in the months ahead. While many people set unrealistic goals that are broken within days, there is a lot to be said to working towards realistic targets. If you’re looking to take control of your finances, tackle debts, or boost your balances in 2020, here are some money-saving resolutions you can actually keep.
Are you considering moving abroad to improve your quality of life? If so, you certainly aren’t alone. Growing numbers are choosing to leave the U.S and Europe in search of better career opportunities, an easier retirement and a more fluid way of life. This could turn out to be a very smart financial move. Depending on where you move to, a much lower cost of living and a rapidly expanding economy means that not only will you save money, but with a few of the right financial moves, you could make money too.
If you are reading this article then I guess you want to stop shopping. This could be because you want to spend less and save your money or just because you feel you need less ‘stuff’.
Stopping shopping could help you to pay off debts or save for a dream holiday. It could help you to live a simpler life and feel happier. Whatever the reason, when you stop shopping it could be life-changing.
The thought of stopping shopping might feel a little overwhelming at first, especially if it’s what you do best, but don’t worry, today I will guide you through some simple things you can do to kick the habit and achieve whatever it is you want.
When it comes to all the different gifts you will buy for your child over the years, there are few that stand out quite as much as their first vehicle. A person’s first car is one they remember for their whole life, and it tends to hold some very special and sentimental memories. If you’re currently in the market for your teenager’s first car there are all kinds of factors that you’ll want to be aware of. This will help ensure that you find a vehicle that fits the budget, but is also safe and reliable for them to drive.
So, before you start shopping for cars, here are some tips to keep in mind.
