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Money and Happiness: How Much Do You Really Need?
Introduction We’ve all heard the saying, “Money can’t buy happiness.” But in a world where financial success is so often linked to well-being, the question remains: how much money does it take to be happy? While many believe wealth leads to happiness, research suggests that there’s a point where more money stops making us happier.…
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3) Personal Finance Friday: A Guide To Credit Cards
A credit card is like a Swiss Army knife in the financial toolkit – versatile and handy, but if used recklessly, potentially hazardous. With a single swipe, doors of opportunity swing open; you can essentially buy anything with it. However, it’s crucial to fully understand this tool in order to harness its benefits without being…
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1) Personal Finance Friday: A Guide To Managing Your Monthly Pay
88% of the UK lack confidence when it comes to personal finance and investing. It doesn’t need to be this way. Personal finance is a set of skills that can empower you to become comfortable and confident with money. Here are some of those skills, in today’s Personal Finance Friday. When that satisfying moment arrives…
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Why you should avoid the 5-8% High Street Bank savings rates
Saving money in a high interest bank account seems responsible. But even 5% interest doesn’t compete with 7-10% average stock market returns over long timeframes. Let’s compare John who saved £10K in a 5% savings account versus investing it. After 35 years, John’s savings earn him just £25K interest. Meanwhile, investing at 8% over the…