Bridging The Financial Literacy Gap
Mr Kipling cakes and the legendary Roald Dahl… Splendiferous! We are big foodies in our house and when we were invited by Mr Kipling cakes to explore the Roald Dahl museum in honour of their collaboration with Roald Dahl this summer, we felt like Charlie when he found his golden ticket 😊 My five-year old […]
I was so angry last week to read the story about the five year old girl who was fined £150 for running a stall selling homemade lemonade to festival goers. I understand the whole trading without a permit restrictions but it is a sorry state of affairs when a FIVE YEAR OLD child’s entrepreneurial spirit is […]
If you’ve ever found yourself putting off switching your energy and broadband providers, here’s some good news: It’s now easier than ever to compare and switch. The UK’s top switching site now has a double award winning app that can help you save up to £618 on your energy bills while also giving you access […]
After the positive response to my first post on using the Monzo card for fee-free purchasing abroad, ‘Should you pay in local or home currency when using your card abroad?’ marks the second post within my ‘Making the most of your money abroad’ series. This one is all about exchange rate conversions when using a […]