If you’re struggling to think of ways of saving money, take a look at this great resource from My Two Dollars, The Big List: 1,019 Different Ways To Save Money.
Month: October 2008
Tools For Tracking Your Spending
In order to work out how you can start spending less and save money each month you need to know where it is all going. And to do that, you’ll need to track your spending.
Here we look at some of the most popular methods of tracking spending.
Beware Of ID Fraud When Job Hunting
A recent stunt to highlight the dangers of identity fraud when searching for jobs online shows just how easy it is to gather the personal data necessary to apply for credit card etc. in other people’s names.
Money Round Up: 19th October 2008
A round up of personal finance news for 19th October 2008.
ING Gets Cash Injection
Whilst we hope that the news that ING is getting a cash injection of 10 million EUROs from the Dutch Government isn’t a sign it’s in trouble, it’s worth keeping an eye on this news over the next couple of days.
Everything You Wanted To Know About Budgeting (But Were Afraid To Ask)
You should really have a budget. So should I. But if like me you’re not sure where to start, then take a look at the ultimate guide to personal finance budgeting.
How Safe Is Your Money?
Wondering how much of your money is covered by the Financial Services Compensation Scheme? Use this online tool to help you find out.
Icesave Savers Still Waiting…
It all seems to have gone a little quiet since the collapse of Icesave, with many UK customers of the troubled Icelandic banks Landsbanki (owners of Icesave) and Kaupthing still waiting for information about what has happened to their money.
Money Round Up: 18th October 2008
A round up of personal finance news for 18th October 2008.
Trouble Paying Your Mortgage? Try These 7 Tips
It’s a sad fact that over 19,000 homes were repossessed in the first half of this year, and with the way things are going, that figure should be easily surpassed during this second half.
So if you’re struggling to pay your mortgage, what should you do? Here are 7 tips (plus a bonus tip) that will help you out.