Emma Maslin

  • 3 Professionals Who Can Help With Money Matters

    This is a collaborative post. Money is at the forefront of most of our lives and through these difficult times of a worldwide pandemic, it has never been more important. Many people hold beliefs that they aren’t good with money. They believe that can’t manage it effectively, can’t save it and spend too much of […]

  • Deciding which assets to invest in

    This is a collaborative post. Every day you are making investments. It might look like investing in yourself with self-care spa treatments, sweet treats, or something trendy to keep you motivated and inspired in your work. It can look like investing energy and time into a project, a relationship, your family, your career, or your […]

  • Ignore The Ads: How To Become Truly “Money Calm”

    This is a collaborative post.  We’ve all seen the adverts promising us financial peace and quiet. But it turns out that becoming genuinely “money calm” is something that we can all achieve, no matter what stage we’re at in our financial lives.  Becoming calm about money is part practical, and part theory. Some of it […]

  • Need Fresh Air? Pick Up These Jobs During Lockdown

    This is a collaborative article. At the moment, one of the only reasons many of us are to leave our homes is for work purposes. We’re all in the bunker, trapped indoors with nowhere to go. So finding any kind of job that could give you back your sense of freedom is most welcoming during […]

  • Reducing Your Expenses When Moving Home

    This is a collaborative post. Moving home can be expensive; there are lots of outgoings which can creep into the process. If you’re looking to complete the process as cheaply as possible, you’ll want to check out these simple tips. Create A Moving Budget First things first, you’ve got to create a moving budget, to […]

  • 10 Ways To Stop Hiding From Debt

    10 Ways To Stop Hiding From Debt

    This is a collaborative post. Many people out there who want to pay off debts they have accumulated still do a very good job of being ostriches and hiding from it. (I’ve talked before about how understanding the ‘why’ behind this phenomenon is what drove me to become a money coach). Debt is stressful. If […]