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If you’ve got a weakness for brand names, looking good can be a pricey pursuit. The good news is there are clever ways to cut your fashion costs. By Daniella Doughan If you love quality fashion you’re probably used to spending up big to look good. The top brands come at a lofty price, after… Read more »
Each week we ask a question to help you focus on an area of your finances that might need a closer look. This week: How can I stop impulse buying? Ouch. If you’re anything like me, the ‘new year sales’ have hit pretty hard this year. Which was particularly a blow after also doing a… Read more »
No matter how nice the idea of buying something new is, there are some things you should just never buy new. The easiest way to save money is to not spend it. Which is easier said than done, of course. However, there’s one way to make it a breeze and that’s to have a few… Read more »
Getting amongst the crowds at the Boxing Day sales is almost as traditional as Christmas itself. Boxing Day as a day-after-Christmas holiday started in the UK and its origins are debated. The most likely reason the holiday started as ‘boxing day’ was to honour servants and errand boys. Traditionally, the day after Christmas was the… Read more »
Do you love to socialise but find catching up is burning a hole in your wallet and your future savings? Here’s how you can spend less on socialising, so you can do more of it! We love to catch up with mates at the latest bar as much as the next person, but adopting a… Read more »
Being a money minimalist will help you stay focused and avoid taking on unnecessary financial burdens. In this wild world where we have a heap of financial opportunities and options, it’s important to think strategically about how to invest your time and money. It’s not about how much stuff or money you have, but how… Read more »
Each week we ask a question to help you focus on an area of your finances that might need a closer look. This week: What’s something you regret purchasing? AKA, how can you avoid buyers’ remorse? Buyers’ remorse. We’ve all been there. Every single one of us has a list of things we regret purchasing.… Read more »
With all the talk of zero waste and emissions in the run-up to this Christmas, I like to think extravagant Christmas spending and seasonal excesses may be as redundant as traditions like eating goose. But don’t count on it. Spending big on Christmas presents few people need, eating and drinking more than is wise and… Read more »
Good budgeting isn’t about imposing unrealistic restrictions on your lifestyle. Instead, it’s about making sure your spending habits support what you love the most. When it comes to budgeting and financial planning, there is often a misconception that it is about imposing restrictions on your lifestyle. The reality couldn’t be more different; financial planning and… Read more »
How good are the Black Friday sales? It used to be that you’d spend all your money on Christmas gifts and then max out your credit card when the sales rolled around on Boxing Day. These days, you get to save a packet buying your gifts in the Black Friday sales. And hopefully have a… Read more »
