Getting a mortgage can be really intimidating. Most likely you’ve spent years building up your deposit and trying to improve your credit score ready for this moment. You’re essentially attempting to prove that you’re trustworthy…
You can’t out-frugal a low wage – guest post
Can living a life of extreme frugality really be the key to financial independence? Read my guest post by Jon from The Money Shed.
The case against investing in property
Property investing isn’t all Sarah Beeny and having someone else pay your mortgage, it’s risky, ethically dodgy and often irresponsible.
Fun with investment funds
Now, once you’ve tackled the basics about wrappers, where to invest, and what all the words mean, you might be ready to start thinking about what you should actually invest in. So you’ve got some…
Bronni’s Investing Club glossary
One of the most daunting things about starting off in the world of investments is the sheer mass of new terms and definitions you’ll come across. Companies tend not to be very good at explaining…
Where should I start with investing?
Last year I made a new year’s resolution to start investing. And I did it! Along the way, I’ve learned a lot, too much for one blog post imo. I’m going to use all the…
Splosh review – inc. price comparison & discount code
Could cutting down on plastic waste save you both time and money? Have a read of my review of Splosh, plus find out how to get 15% off.
Extra-festive mince pie recipe
Mince pies are everywhere at this time of year, but even so, homemade ones never fail to impress. This recipe originally hails from a Christmas cookery course my mother took before I was born. Naturally,…
Owning a Smeg fridge – everything you ever wanted to know
My house is very marmite, if it isn’t still under construction, I’ve painted it a eye-searing colour or littered it with kitsch tat. However, every time someone comes to my kitchen for the first time…
All about credit cards for those who haven’t had one yet
Are you a baby when it comes to credit? Has it been 100% debit cards up til now? Is this because you’re a very intelligent, responsible infant who wants to avoid getting into debt? Well, get ready for a dose of big sisterly advice, except I’m not your sister or a financial adviser, just someone who’s been there and done that when it comes to credit cards.