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Rethinking Money: Good or Bad?
Has money ever seemed like a mysterious force, influencing society and personal lives without a clear sense of morality? It’s a common perspective that places money in the role of either hero or villain. But what if the truth is more neutral?
Mastering Your Finances: A Simple Guide to the 50/30/20 Budgeting Model (with a twist)
Here’s a simple method: The 50/30/20 budgeting model is here to make managing your money easy and effective!
Unlocking the Power of ISAs: Smart Saving and Investing in the UK
If you’re a UK resident, chances are you’ve heard about Individual Savings Accounts (ISAs). The clue is in the name: it’s for individuals, not couples, nor businesses. You must be a tax resident in the UK to benefit from the ISA.
Avoid my credit card mistakes: learn how to manage yours wisely
We all make mistakes, and yes, I messed up with my credit card. But you can learn from my mistakes. Learn from my experience and the lessons it taught me.
Personal Financial Health Check at Hitachi Vantara in London
Even among employees earning $100,000 or more per year, nearly half (47%) are stressed about their finances. This figure has increased since the pandemic.
Are you part of the 40%?
Nearly 40% of Britons are not contributing enough to pensions to maintain their lifestyle in retirement, according to government statistics. Your retirement will be sustained by the savings and investments you manage to accumulate before you retire.
What are you choosing NOT to buy on Black Friday?
The rising cost of living leaves many of us struggling to keep up. A good financial strategy is about using your money wisely – whether in ISAs or investments.
Empowering Women in the UK through Investment Knowledge
Boring Money estimates that only 40% of investors are women. In the UK, 3.3 million fewer women are engaged in investments compared to men.
