The Rule of 300 is a quick and dirty shortcut to estimating how much money you’ll need saved to meet your income needs.
Spending
Our writer on (and nearly in) retirement goes back to school without leaving his home office…
Martin Lewis is giving millions to charity, and I think there are lessons in how he’s doing it for everyone…
Do you save too much because your in thrall the compound interest? Even Warren Buffett had that problem, but he’s seen the light.
By smartly slaloming through the system, you can pick up special offers and free coins like Super Mario gobbling power-ups.
You can save yourself around £150 if you get the best iPhone 4GS deal. Breaking down the costs on a monthly basis is helpful.
Antique furniture looks good, can mix in well with contemporary living spaces, and most importantly holds its value.
An interest only mortgage gives you more control over a huge chunk of your money, but with responsibility comes risk.
The best way to save money every day is to make big decisions that change your lifestyle automatically and forever.
Does Natwest really charge 51.8% APR on its Black Credit Card? Well, not exactly… but the card is still an expensive luxury.
Don’t spend £500 on gym membership this January. Get fit and healthy for free instead of staying fat and spending money.
Online shopping is the best invention since fire, and anyone who buys Christmas presents on the High Street deserves to pay the stupidity tax.
Help! Apparently there’s a tradition of buying newborn children presents that they will look forward to receiving when they’re older.