I recently reviewed the book I Will Teach You To Be Rich by Ramit Sethi, (and I am currently running a giveaway so enter to win your copy!) I mentioned in the review that this was the most complete and best personal finance book I have ever read. The reason for that being the lessons […]

This is a guest post written by Timothy Ng, a personal finance writer for Balance Transfer Card. From time to time most of us could do with a little nest-egg of funds to help pay for any unexpected bills or luxury expenses. Therefore saving money and keeping an emergency fund is pretty much a must-have […]

Over the last 12 months the use of online voucher schemes has increased by 650% according to the Institute of Sales Promotion.  Perhaps this isn’t surprising considering the dire financial situation that we’ve found ourselves in, but many of you out there still may not be aware that there are ways to spend online, while […]

Delayed gratification is something that kids now don’t even hear about anymore . Everything in today’s world is “on demand”. You can get any TV show, movie or video clip on your TV or on the computer, any time you want. Listening to music is no longer a passive activity and you can download any […]

This is a guest post by Fred Schebesta who writes about saving money at Savings Account Finder. There he helps people compare and choose the right savings account to get more interest. Managing your finances can take a lot of time to be done right, however you financial security and your cash flow are not […]

First I have to apologize for being dormant these past weeks, I am coming to the end of my Bachelor degree program and things are starting to really get time consuming if nothing else. So down to business. May was a bit depressing in some ways and joyous in others. The depressing part we pretty […]