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7 Ways to Start Saving Whilst You’re Still in Education
August 18, 2012
Life as a student is tough, there’s no denying that. ... Read More »
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by: amielaroux in Savings
Common Estate Planning Mistakes After Marriage
July 18, 2012
Getting married is an exciting new adventure that most people enter into with high hopes. And it should be that way. If you get married, your stuff becomes your spouses and as such it’s crucial to update all of your estate planning documents. Here are five of the most common estate planning missteps people take after getting married. Read More »
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10 tips that can completely minimise your Debts
July 17, 2012
Getting into debts is very easy but, getting out of them is not. It requires lot of work and effort. If you are stuck knee-deep in debts and looking for sources that can help you then there is the solution for you. Below are some tips of do’s that help you to minimise your debts. Read More »
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Paying for a home: top tips to help make the homeownership dream a financial reality
July 5, 2012
For most first-time buyers, there is only one thing standing between them and the house of dreams, however it tends to be one big hurdle. Saving for a mortgage deposit of around 25% while paying rent, energy and tax prices which are higher than ever can become seemingly impossible for many prospective home-buyers. Read More »
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by: bluespeck in Personal Finance
How Your Occupation May Impact On Your Life Insurance
May 8, 2012
Dangerous occupations are usually very well paid, in most circumstances. They require a certain amount of risk, and for that risk the job pays more. People who work in hazardous situations though, should be ready to pay higher life insurance premiums, as well as disability coverage. Read More »
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Why Property Developers Use Bridging Finance to Purchase Land
April 5, 2012
Bridging finance is loan advanced for a short period of time. The repayment period for this kind of loan is usually 12 months. The loans are meant for debt consolidation, office refurbishment and purchase of property. It is important to point out that the finance option is meant for both small scale property developer and large scale property developer. Read More »
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Protect Your Credit Before, During, and After Your Divorce
April 3, 2012
Going through a divorce can be stressful. Worrying about your credit during a divorce can only serve to add to the stress. Because divorce can be unpredictable and emotional, it’s important to do everything you can to protect your credit. Most couples share finances during a marriage and money can become a sticking point in divorce proceedings. Take these steps to protect your credit if you find yourself going through a divorce... Read More »
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How To Repair Your Finances After College
February 20, 2012
If you have just graduated; maybe you have overdrafts, a tarnished history and not the best start at saving for a house or whatever. This is a critical time and with a bit of work you can quickly recover your finances and get yourself set for the future. So here are a few tips for new graduates to help you get on track. Read More »
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by: MJ in Personal Finance
4 Ways to Reduce Your Business Credit Card Debt
November 10, 2011
If you own and operate a small business, you may have been using your credit card as an option for obtaining financing. You may have used your credit cards to purchase raw materials, order basic goods, or pay for necessary services essential to your business operations. You may even have used the advance-cash features of your cards to obtain additional capital. Read More »
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by: AndrewBlack in Business