Minimalism helps us focus on what we truly value, but it also provides significant benefits for our money. Here are 7 ways minimalism can bolster your personal finances.
Our upbringing, our social circles during childhood and even our genetics can contribute to our attitudes to money. But just how much of our saving habits today can we attribute to these factors? And are we really in part pre-programmed to our financial paths?
Lifestyle inflation defers our financial freedom. By taking the right approach to controlling it, we can greatly improve our financial futures without compromising our enjoyment in the present.
Identifying how much cash is enough for our emergency funds is not always straightforward. To avoid the perils of too little or too much cash, here’s some guidance to help determine the right amount for you.
Data on the average net worth of individuals in different age groups in the UK provides some revealing insights about the make-up of our personal finances. But what lessons can we glean from it for our own personal finance journeys?
A body of behavioural economics and psychology research offers some interesting lessons on how we can foster a savings mindset – and maybe even unthinkingly become more productive and healthier with it.
Properly tracking your income, expenditure and investment performance can provide transformative insights and opportunities on the journey to early financial independence.
Putting a room or space in your home up for rent can be a great source of additional income as you work towards financial independence. Here are some important things to consider before you get started.
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