This is a collaborative post. Selling your home and moving into a smaller one does have a lot of benefits because you can reduce your mortgage and cut the running costs associated with owning a home. All of that extra money could be put into debt payments if you have consumer debt balances, so you […]

  This is a collaborative post.  Unwanted property you say? If you have inherited property and never intended on becoming a land or property magnate, you may not have the first clue how to proceed. Never mind turning a profit; you just want to eliminate the impending stress involved with your new accidental landlord status. It’s […]

This is a collaborative post. Investopedia describes financial freedom as building solid savings and investments, as well as having enough cash to support the lifestyle we fancy for ourselves and our families. While this sounds practically like the life we are all out there trying to live, why is there the apparent struggle during retirement? […]

This is a collaborative article. Buying jewellery can sometimes be a good investment if you can buy something that will hold it’s value. Diamonds have been a classic investment piece, but are they still worth buying? In 2017, the Pink Star became the most expensive diamond ever sold, at the whopping price of $71million. However, […]

It’s been such a strange few months, hasn’t it? The last few weeks of summer holidays have felt the most normal and sometimes I even forget that we are still in the midst of a pandemic. Anyone else feel the same? I was talking with friends this weekend about the impending return to school and […]

This is a collaborative post. Money can spark huge issues in relationships. In fact, financial problems are a leading cause of arguments, breakups, and divorces. Finances are a contentious issue, especially when two people have fundamentally different ways of viewing and managing money. When a couple starts to make things more serious or decides to […]