As we grow up, we learn many valuable life lessons, but unfortunately, one area that's often neglected in school is financial education. Many of us leave school without the necessary financial knowledge and skills needed to make smart financial decisions. In this blog, we'll discuss six money lessons we all wish we learned in school.
In a previous post we spoke about how setting a budget can have a major impact on your financial well-being. Here are a few more tips to help you on your way to becoming a savvy saver!
Working out a budget can seem like a tedious task, and some of us may even be a little apprehensive about taking a look at exactly where our money goes every month. However, taking the time to manage your money better will pay off in both the short and long term!
The Earlier the Better
It’s true that the earlier you start your pension, the better. You have the benefit of time on your side and a regular amount saved every month can accumulate to a significant sum of money by the time you reach retirement.
10 good reasons to start a pension
We’re all aware of the need to plan for later in life when we retire and our income stops. For some fortunate people, their employer has a pension scheme in place. Others are not so lucky and have to look after their retirement planning themselves.
Have you considered what your income will be in retirement? For many people retirement income will come for different sources. Here we take a look at the main ones
