Do You Have Some Spare Cash? Use it Wisely And it Could Change Your Life
Editor’s note: This is a guest post by my good friend Lesley Negus who lives with her husband in a friendly little market town in East Sussex. She gardens sporadically, cooks constantly, reads everything, runs sometimes, and continues to run her business....
Women Investing Inspiration – Hetty Green, the She-Wolf of Wall Street
It is a truth universally accepted that women investing is a problem. It is a problem beyond the ‘personal’ because while women invest less than men, we live longer, meaning serious concerns about retirement, pensions, health care, and older age care. Yet, we,...
Nutmeg ISA – Our Experience of Nutmeg Investment Over Eight Years
Let me share our Nutmeg ISA investing experience from the last eight years. When we opened our first stocks and shares ISA in April 2013, Nutmeg, the low-cost digital wealth manager, was in its infancy. John and I came across Nutmeg in early 2013; we researched...
Stocks and shares ISAs are the Best Investment You Could Make: A Guide to Hassle and Tax Free Investing for All
Stocks and Shares ISAs are the best investment you could make and here is, in a nutshell, why: Stocks and shares ISAs are tax-free, meaning you won’t be taxed on investment growth and drawdown. Stocks and shares ISAs are versatile and can accommodate various...
15 Frugal Tips to Save on Energy and Keep These Bills Manageable
Who isn’t looking for frugal tips to lower their energy bill, right? It is winter and the costs of energy are creeping up. And the higher your energy bills goes the lower your belly sinks because cash is tight especially this winter. I know. I’ve watched...
