February 2021 Online Income Report
February 2021 Online Income Report. Welcome to February's online income report! In this report, I share how much I’ve made online via various income streams. Additionally, I’ll share my blog, YouTube and Social Media analytics. This online blog income report shows all of my online income results before taxes and deductions.
Questions To Ask Yourself Before Lending Money To A Friend
There’s nothing worse than loaning money to a friend and having to chase them to get your money back. Money has the power to sever even the strongest of relationships, so it’s important to really count the cost before parting with your money. In today’s blog post I share 10 questions that you should ask yourself before you decide to loan money to a friend. Answering these questions honestly will save you a lot of money and will also probably save your relationship.
How To Avoid Lifestyle Creep
In today's blog post, 'Lifestyle Creep, What To Do About It'. I share 12 different ways for you to avoid lifestyle creep. Applying just a few of these tips will really help you reduce your lifestyle inflation.
16 Questions To Ask Yourself BEFORE Making A Purchase
In todays blog post I share 16 questions to ask yourself before making a purchase. By asking yourself just a few of these questions before making a purchase you’re really going to save yourself a lot of money.
Love And Money: How Financially Compatible Are You?
In today’s blog post I want to touch on the subject of finances when it comes to relationships. Firstly I’ll be sharing different ways for you to know and point out whether you and your partner are financially compatible. Financial red flags for you to look out for in a relationship and lastly I’ll share questions for you to ask your partner when you’re dating to how financially compatible you really are.
January 2021 Online Income Report
January 2021 Online Income Report. Welcome to my first ever online income report! In these monthly reports, I’ll be sharing how much I’ve made online via various income streams. Additionally, I’ll share my blog, YouTube and Social Media analytics. This online blog income report shows all of my online income results before taxes and deductions.
How To Stick To Budget – 12 Simple Ways
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13 Financial Goals To Set For 2021
I know many of us set goals for 2020, which thanks to the pandemic, didn’t go according to plan. But this doesn’t mean you should throw in towel and give up on setting goals for this year. Setting clear and defined financial goals for 2021 can really set you up for a successful financial year. Which is why, in today’s blog post, I will be sharing 13 financial goals that you should consider setting for 2021.
How To Save Money During Lockdown – 10 Simple Ways
How To Save Money During Lockdown – 10 Simple Ways. In this blog post, I share some practical money saving tips that will help you to save money during lockdown.
Money Saving Challenges – How To Save Over £1,200 In 2021
In this blog post, I share the details of our new 2021 money-saving challenge. In this challenge, you'll save over £1,200 in 2021.
7 Money Habits That Are Keeping You Broke
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7 Ways To Get Out Of Debt Fast
According to a report by the TUC, the average total debt per UK household excluding mortgages is approximately £15,385. This report was carried out in 2018, in light of the events of 2020, I imagine the figure is even higher today in 2020. With over 8.3 million people in the UK currently in debt, it’s never been more important to have conversations about money and provide solutions to help people tackle their debt head on. This is why in this blog post I’ll be sharing the seven things that my husband and I did in order to pay off over £36,000 debt in 2 years. It wasn’t easy and definitely took a lot of blood, sweat, and tears. However, if you’re willing to commit to the process you too will be able to achieve debt freedom and achieve your future financial goals.
4 Different ways to think about your futur retirement
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How is the pandemic affecting the way people date?
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Beginners Guide To Sinking Funds
This blog post is the ultimate beginners guide to sinking funds. In this comprehensive blog post I share everything you need to know in order to create your own sinking funds and start saving more money than ever before. I’ll tell you exactly what you need to know about sinking funds and show you how to set them up properly.
Ultimate Diy Home Gym Guide | Power Rack | Bench | Weights and Storage
This blog post is a takeover by my Hubby. It's a DIY tutorial where he shows you step by step how to make a folding power rack home gym. He took inspiration from the Rogue Monster Lite Rml-390fullw Fold Back Wall Mount Power Rack. The Rogue Power Rack cost £1030.08 ($1,325.00). He was able to make his own version for only £250/$320 - now that's frugal living!
9 Money Lessons In 9 Years Of Marriage
Money is one of the biggest causes of divorce in the U.K. In this blog post, I share 9 money lessons I've learnt in 9 years of marriage. To be honest, I could probably write 90 things with the amount of lessons we've learnt the hard way. I hope you find it useful and insightful.
The parent’s balancing act: using the word ‘No’
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Impact of the immune system on the brain of children
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Book Review: Smart Money Smart Kids: Raising the Next Generation to Win with Money
In this blog post I’ll be reviewing Smart Money, Smart Kids by Dave Ramsey and Rachel Cruze. I’ll be sharing what I liked about the book and 9 key lessons I took away from it. If you want to teach financial literacy to your children, I would recommend this book as a great starting point. It covers everything from working, spending, saving, and giving, to more challenging issues like avoiding debt for life, paying cash for college, and battling discontentment.
18 Things I Wish I Knew About Money At 18
Over the years I’ve made so many mistakes with money. I’ve messed up my finances so much to the point that I ended up in £36,000 worth of debt. When I was 18, if I knew the things I know now about money, I would have done things differently. With that being said, in today’s blog post I will be sharing 18 things I wish I knew about money when I was 18.
How couples can avoid holiday conflict over money
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30+ BEST MONEY PODCASTS YOU MUST TUNE IN TO
Are you interested in the subject of personal finance? Do you want to know the best podcasts to listen to increase your financial literacy? Look no further, I have you covered. In this blog post, I bring you over 30 of the best podcasts on the topic of finance from all over the world.
How To Successfully Live Below Your Means
You’ve probably heard or used the statement ‘live within your means’ before. If you live within your means, the money you spend each month is less than or at least equivalent to the amount of money you bring in. While the concept is familiar to most of us, the practical application of this statement can be difficult. Readily available credit cards, store cards, buy now pay later options and loans make it easy for us to spend beyond our income would allow for. This lifestyle isn’t sustainable in the long run. The lifestyle eventually catches up with us and we’re forced to make changes in order to avoid financial ruin. The alternative is to continue overspending until it spirals out of control. A few years ago my husband and I chose to face our financial situation head on. We had expensive credit card debts and loans that were costing us a fortune each month so we decided to gain control of our finances. Here are a few guidelines I've put together for how to successfully live below your means. I hope you find them useful.
Morning Routine of Successful People – Do These 8 Things Every Morning
I’m sure many of you, like me, struggle to get out of bed in the early mornings – in particular during the winter months when it’s freezing cold and pitch black outside at 6am. We hit the snooze button on our alarms until the latest possible time, giving ourselves just enough time to have a quick shower get dressed and dash out of the house to get to work on time. Breakfast is either; skipped completely, consumed on the go or eaten once we get to work. On the contrary, there is another group of people out there who are able to accomplish a lot in that time between waking up and getting out of the house for work, setting themselves up for a productive and successful day. Their secret might be simpler than we think, and with a little shift in how we lay out our day, we too will be able to exploit the benefits of a well-planned and intentional morning.