Should Newlyweds share a Bank Account_ by Ginger

Should Newlyweds Share a Bank Account?

If the idea of mingling your money with your spouse’s money makes the hair on your skin stand up, then you need to have a heart to heart with your honey. Continue Reading →

Calls for FTSE Index Up 60 Percent in 2 Years, Is it a Bubble or Opportunity by Darwins Money Blogger

Calls for FTSE Index Up 60% — Bubble or Opportunity?

One of the biggest enemies of the regular Brit is the financial media and their various “predictions,” which are by their very nature, biased and usually inaccurate. Continue Reading →

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Swimming in Debt_ Grab These 5 Lifelines by Ginger

Swimming in Debt? Grab These 5 Lifelines

Are you dodging phone calls from creditors? Is it hard to cover your monthly expenses because you’re drowning in debt? Continue Reading →

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3 Ways to Make Budgeting Less Painful by Darwins Money Blogger

3 Ways to Make Budgeting Less Painful

Budgeting doesn’t have to be a dirty word. Many people relegate budgeting to the lowest depths of their lexicon and refuse to utter the word at all. Continue Reading →

Having a Business Partner has Important Benefits by Darwins Money Blogger

Having a Business Partner has Important Benefits

Starting a business may seem daunting at first.  Most of us honestly believe we’re not “entrepreneurs” or that we don’t have any ideas worthy of starting a business. Continue Reading →

Five Reasons Why Debt Consolidation is a Bad Idea by Ginger

Why Debt Consolidation May Not Be Right for You

We have always been taught that if something is too easy, then it must be too good to be true. Unfortunately this old expression could apply to debt consolidation. Continue Reading →

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How to Track Your Net Worth by Darwins Money Blogger

How to Track Your Net Worth

With 2012 behind us, we can look into the future for better financial tidings. A great way to both measure your success or opportunities and motivate yourself to do better is to track your net worth. Continue Reading →

Envelope Budgeting 101, The Best Budgeting for Beginners by Ginger

Envelope Budgeting 101: The Best Budgeting for Beginners

No one likes budgeting. Let’s make that clear. But if you want to manage your money properly, then it’s best to start out with a system that’s easy and simple. Continue Reading →

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4 Quick and Easy Changes for a Better 2013

As we bring in the New Year, it’s worth taking stock of what we did right and wrong in 2012 and how we can improve in 2013. Continue Reading →

3 Important Things to Consider Before Giving to Charity by Darwins Money Blogger

3 Important Things to Consider before Giving to Charity

Donating to charity is beneficial for the recipient, and it is shown to also make the giver feel good too. The notion that the gift of giving is better than receiving has been shown with actual research. Continue Reading →

Make Your Investments Go Further with Passive over Active Management by Darwins Money Blogger

Make Your Investments Go Further with Passive over Active Management

As much trouble as the “financial innovation” of the prior decade caused with the global financial collapse, financial innovations did actually bring some great new investment options that actually are very beneficial to investors.  Continue Reading →

Kickstarter Launches in the UK – Is It Worth Your Money by Darwins Money Blogger

Kickstarter Launches in the UK — Is It Worth Your Money?

Kickstarter has launched in the UK. Kickstarter is a US-based crowd-funding platform, which basically means that an initial inventor, filmmaker or other originator thinks up an idea, puts it online, and then raises cash from investors Continue Reading →

How to Avoid Being the 1 in 4 that Won’t Retire Until Age 70 by Darwins Money Blogger

How to Avoid Being the 1 in 4 that Won’t Retire Until Age 70

Most people don’t think about working into their seventies based on traditional views of retirement and what we’ve observed from prior generations. However, based on a recent study from the Association of Consulting Actuaries, many companies expect their workers to retire at age 68 or older, Continue Reading →

Sunk Costs - How Letting Go Can Save You a Bundle by Darwins Money Blogger

Sunk Costs — How Letting Go Can Save You a Bundle

There’s a tendency to think about money in the wrong way in so many facets of life, we simply couldn’t cover them all here. But one very common mistake people often make is Continue Reading →

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4 Tech Tools to Help Organise Your Finances

When looking at what makes someone successful from either a personal or professional or financial standpoint, much of it often has to do with being organised. Continue Reading →

Financial Thoughts- Can you buy happiness

Apparently, You CAN Buy Happiness. Here’s How…

The conventional wisdom from our parents, leaders and philosophers has always been that wealth or money cannot buy your happiness.  However, Continue Reading →