Budgeting

With holidays around the corner, our budgets threaten to tip toward the lower side on the scale. If we aren’t vigilant with saving and budgeting, we might very well be playing with negative here. Spreading cheer during the holidays doesn’t mean depriving yourself of everything in the coming months. Instead of stressing and worrying and then rushing off for last-minute ... Read More »

In the United Kingdom, more and more people are choosing to rent than to buy a house. The latest available data shows that house ownership in the UK has fallen 9.9 percentage points in almost ten years, from 73.3% in 2007 to 63.4% in 2016. More and more people are deciding to rent. If you’re one of them, you’ll most ... Read More »

Making major purchases and investing in stocks, bonds, and other things can be challenging experiences, particularly when you are paying close attention to how you spend every penny that you have earned. This is one of the primary reasons why so many of today’s consumers are doing their research first before they make a major investment in anything. Therefore, if ... Read More »

So you decided to purchase a new family home, but on second thought, you want to abandon the deal? Well, this is not the first time someone has decided to take such an action. We have all have at a point in time cancelled a deal for one reason or the other.  Therefore, you can back out of your home ... Read More »

“Poker” (CC BY-SA 2.0) by susmit_s As much as we’d like to, not all of us can turn up to poker games like high rollers ready to spend thousands of dollars on a whim. Sure, that’d be a lot of fun but as the average UK household earns around £68 per week to spend on recreational activities, that’s simply not a possibility for many of ... Read More »