With the risk of sounding a bit “woo-woo” or “wishy-washy” in this post, I wanted to talk to you about personality typing, specifically, The Sacred Money Archetypes®. Last year I did a course online in this subject, and quite honestly, it was probably the most accurate personality test I have done …
So this week, I was having a discussion with my work colleagues, and the topic of instant gratification came up. We were looking at the choices we had made in our profession, and came to some interesting conclusions. We decided that on the whole, individuals who liked quick wins went into …
Instant Gratification or Long Term Goals? Can You Have Both? Read More »
If you’ve been doing a no-spend January – WELL DONE! How did you get on? For me, when doing a no-spend, not buying clothes/items/anything from Amazon are the easiest things not to do, but socialising is hard without some decent forward planning. Marie Ellis of Broke Girl In The City is an …
10+ Fantastic And Frugal Socialising Hacks In The City Read More »
When I started saving for the first time in my life (*cough* – at the age of 30), it felt like an impossible task. It always used to astound me how people could buy things with cash because they had savings. How did they make them? Surely all their money was …
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So you’ve decided that you want to get your money-sorted this year? Yay!! Go you!! But do you have what it takes to ACTUALLY follow through on this? If you’re anything like me, you’ve been overspending for a long time. A coffee here, a takeaway there, an unplanned holiday or purchase. …
6 Ways to Help Your Savings Stay On Track, NO MATTER WHAT! Read More »
It’s the end of 2018, and during this festive week of partying, I thought I’d take a few moments to reflect on 2018 and look to see if I had achieved the goals I had set for myself this time last year. Goal setting is a double-edge sword. There is a …
Did I Achieve My 2018 Goals? A Look Back And My 2019 Goals! Read More »
I am very much an independent woman, and extremely proud of it, but I think being so fiercely independent sometimes gets in the way of one simple thing – asking for help from other people. It may seem silly, but asking for help is actually a pretty brave thing to do. …
Skyrocket Your Finances – 7 Ways To Ask For Help And Get Ahead Read More »
So as some of you may know, I sold my London flat recently. I’ll warn you, the story of this flat is a bitter-sweet one and I have been itching to write this post but wanted to wait until I had officially put it behind me. Part-buy, part-rent properties can seem …
Is Part-Buy, Part-Rent A Good Idea? Read This And Then Decide Read More »
This post has been brought to you by the lovely Ivy Rudd, who offers house purchasing guides for first time buyers. She has very kindly written a fabulous post about what it takes to purchase your first home, which I think is one of the most exciting and stressful things to do!! What Ivy will …
5 Key Tips For First Time Buyers – Are You Mentally Prepared? Read More »
This is week number 2 of the budget series…. See week 1 here if you missed it! Today I want to talk about one of the most important things you should allocate some money to in your budget…… YOUR FUN FUND! We often neglect our own fun don’t we? I find …
The essential item you should be spending money on every single month! Read More »