Paddle boarding has exploded in popularity over the past few years and like the economy, the right amount of inflation is crucial for optima performance! It’s not always easy to get balance right and I’ve found myself in cold water a few times. It’s been a similar story for the Monetary Policy Committee at theContinue reading “Why you need to understand what inflation means for savings and debts”
Category Archives: Savour Your Spending
Why arguing about legal tender is a waste of time
Legal tender is an often misunderstood term, but in a practical sense, it is pretty meaningless. Read on to find out why.
5 building blocks to help you achieve financial success
Financial success is different for everyone, but the journey towards it should be enjoyed as much as the destination.
How to Savour Your Spending and help your finances flourish
Savour Your Spending is about gratitude and gaining control of your daily finances. It’s the first step toward financial success and wellbeing.
Pay yourself first for a powerful pathway towards financial freedom
Pay Yourself First is perhaps the most effective strategy to build wealth. Your future self will thank you if you adopt reverse budgeting.
Some positive steps to feel less helpless during a humanitarian crisis
Financial news about stock market volatility in a humanitarian crisis will not help your wellbeing. Taking steps to help those directly affected most certainly will.
How Sustainable Finance can be Wonderful for your Wellbeing
The way we choose to spend and invest money has a direct impact on our wellbeing. Read how sustainable finance can help you feel wonderful.
Have you claimed your ‘working from home’ tax relief?
Well, that’s the central heating on again, now that the clocks have gone back for the winter. This year, along with millions of other households, it will need to stay on more than usual due to us working from home. Fortunately, there is a little bit of financial help available for employees. Her Majesty’s RevenueContinue reading “Have you claimed your ‘working from home’ tax relief?”
5 things to consider before taking a mortgage holiday
First things first. There’s no such thing as a “mortgage holiday”. It’s better to use the term “mortgage payment deferral”. According to UK Finance, more than 2 million homeowners and landlords affected by Covid-19 have been granted payment deferrals. This will have provided short term relief to workers who find themselves struggling at this time,Continue reading “5 things to consider before taking a mortgage holiday”