Most people aren’t aware of how much an illness or injury could impact their finances – especially if it left you unable to work for a long time. You might be able to tide yourself over for a while with sick pay and savings, but what if you’re still unable to work after those things run out? And what if you don’t have them in the first place?
Families around the world are dealing with the financial shock of the coronavirus and the repercussions may be with them for a long time to come. However, with smart financial planning and a head on your shoulders, there are ways you can navigate these unprecedented issues and come out fine in the end. If your family has lost income, these steps can help you manage the financial outcome.
Your redundancy will likely be one of the hardest times in your life. But, with these money-saving tips, you may just be able to get through it. Whether you’ve sorted your settlement agreements, or you simply don’t have a plan for what’s next, budgeting will certainly be on the mind. So, with these 10 tips for budgeting when you have little to no incomings, you came to the right place. Read on for more…
With the holiday season in full swing, many people are already finished with their shopping. However, for some, the holidays can pile on added stress. If you’re tight on funds, there are many ways to bring in some extra cash to pay off this year’s purchases — and maybe even start planning for next year.
In an ideal world, we would be able to live without money and all the subsequent problems it causes. Unfortunately, this isn’t The Sims, and there are no cheat codes for unlimited bank account funds. At least, not that we know of.
Many parents today find themselves strapped for cash at the end of each month. The good news is that there are plenty of ways to bring in additional money to help you achieve a comfortable lifestyle for you and your family.
Did your parent, your spouse, your sibling, or someone else who was very special to you just die? If so, you’re probably in the process of trying to plan out their funeral right now. Planning a funeral can be a very stressful process. And a big part of the reason why it’s so stressful is because paying for a funeral can be hard to do for many people.
If you’ve estimated your energy bill and the figure gave you grey hairs, you’ll be pleased to learn that making a few simple changes to your home and habits could significantly reduce your energy use.
If you’ve been in an accident or another situation in which you were injured because of something someone else did, or perhaps something they failed to do, you may be eligible to file a personal injury suit and receive compensation.
Myths about hiring personal injury lawyers abound. Here are 8 of them…
There are many reasons to get a temporary job abroad. You can do it to keep yourself busy over the school holidays, to gain new skills or experience or even as a way of financing your trip. Your employer in your home country can also send you for an assignment in a foreign country.
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