Don’t Put All Your (Investment) Eggs in One Basket There is a reason that old sayings exist. And that is – there is usually a big element of truth in them. In terms of the saying, ‘don’t put all ...
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Saving and investing is a lot like doing exercise. It takes discipline and consistency, but as they say – no pain, no gain!. It’s the same when undertaking a new fitness regime. If you fully commit yourself to it, ...
Whatever your dream of retirement looks like, the better prepared you are, the more rewarding it will be. It’s crucial to assess the important aspects that can influence your retirement, as they will have a massive imp ...
These days the average household is very different from the traditional families of the past. Whereas there used to be one primary breadwinner and one homemaker, it’s now very common to see households rely on two incom ...
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Philip Hammond, delivered his first Spring Statement to Parliament on 13 March 2018. In a break with recent tradition, the chancellor did not use the financial statement midway between Budg ...
I’ve been working for more than 10 years now and if there is one thing I’ve learned about saving money, it is that it’s never easy at first. Sure, after you get hired for your first job, you tend to buy stuff with ...
How to be a Smart Shopper this Christmas Have you started making your Christmas shopping list yet? With the worsening traffic situation and crowded shopping malls, it would be good for you to have completed and organi ...
Your net worth is the difference between all your financial and non-financial assets and the value of all their outstanding liabilities. Your net worth is your net economic position or a measure of your financial worth. ...
Financial discipline is a huge problem. Societal, personal and family pressures have made financial discipline something that people find hard to grasp. The problem is not a lack of money, but how disciplined you are at ...
Reports are signifying that a typical pensioner’s income after deduction of house cost is way above the income of those of working age. This, according to the report, is as a result of the rise in pensioner's income wh ...