I’ve been mustering up the courage to find something to podcast about but I felt I couldn’t podcast because I didn’t want to come across as fake when I prefer to write about the reality of situations. Let’s talk about January. It’s cold, it’s dark, daylight is short, we’ve just come off the high of …
Before I talk about the different experiences you may have after graduating I wanted to give a disclaimer that I’m not here to talk about the job aspect of graduating in too much detail. However, after you read this here’s a good thread on Twitter about applying for schemes and internships. They say the best …
The beginning of our twenties is when we truly start to understand money. We are no longer dependent on those who look after us. We are starting to pay tax, rent, NI contributions and bills all while trying to save and invest in our futures. Knowing where to start can be difficult so here are …
Buying a property can seem long-winded. There are legal costs, survey costs and let’s not forget the initial deposit of at least 5% of the property value. However, the idea of renting may not sound appealing either. Renting is not for everyone and neither is buying. Below are 3 reasons to rent a property and …
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The very reason a credit rating is necessary is so lenders (mortgage, loans, credit cards, etc) can identify how good you are at giving back what you owe. Factors that influence your application include your age, a history of your credit accounts and any mobile phone contracts you may have had. Before you apply for …
