Tag: money
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UK side hustle taxes – What you need to know
For this post of UK side hustle taxes I have handed over to Jack from Making Tax Simple. Jack is an ATT qualified tax adviser aiming to help make tax simple for people of all ages and incomes. He started working in tax over 2 years ago and has been gaining knowledge of the subject […]
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The impact of the cost of living crisis on first time buyers
The cost of living crisis is inescapable. It is creeping into all aspects of everyone’s lives. First time buyers are no exception. As someone who has been saving for their first home for a while now, this feels like a set back. The amount I can save for a deposit each month has decreased and […]
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Finances lead 75% to suffer poor mental health
There is a crucial link between finance and mental health. Finances do affect your mental health. Sadly, with the cost of living crisis only increasing, more and more people are struggling. Talking about mental health can be tricky. When it relates to finances it can be even harder, as we’re conditioned to be ashamed of […]
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How I handle money in my relationship
Love is in the air. Valentine’s Day always increases conversations about relationships, dating and love. One thing people rarely discuss about relationships is their finances. I think this needs to change. So, to start the conversation I’m going to tell you how I handle money in my relationship. Every relationship is different, as are everyone’s […]
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5 ways to invest sustainably
The threat of climate change is becoming more and more clear. Extreme weather events and species extinctions are starting to happen regularly. With this in mind, you might want to make your finances more environmentally friendly. One way to do this is to invest sustainably. The finance industry is often criticised for being solely focused […]
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The Twenty Percent –January progress
And just like that the first month of 2022 was over. January may have felt like it was never going to end, but we’ve finally made it. So, it’s time to look back at January and reflect on what I achieved. Overall, it’s been a successful month, but there’s still a lot I want to […]
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How to beat the cost of living increase in the UK
There’s been a lot of talk about the cost of living increase in the UK recently. As inflation increases and our bills go up, our budgets are being stretched further and further. Unfortunately, there’s only so much you can avoid these increases. There’s only so far you can reduce your expenses. However, it’s likely you […]
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5 ways to beat the Monday blues
A lot of us talk about the ‘Sunday scaries’ and the ‘Monday blues’. The thought of going back to work after the weekend and getting back into our normal routine is rarely appealing. You may not ever be jumping out of bed at the sound of your alarm clock on a Monday morning, but you […]
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4 reasons why young people should invest
For this post I have enlisted the help of Haydn from Perpetual Prudence. He will be talking about the main benefits of starting investing early, both financial and non-financial, and why young people should invest as soon as possible! I know what you’re thinking. You don’t need to worry about investing – that’s something for […]
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5 easy ways to save for your first home
One of the most common money goals for people in their 20s is to get on the property ladder. But getting a deposit together is proving harder and harder. If you’re finding yourself in this position, then try these 5 easy ways to save for your first home. Sadly, without a lottery win or a […]