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5 Reasons That It’s OK to Spend Less on Clothes Each season brings a different fashion trend to the forefront. Although most people will want to snag a key piece or two to keep their looks current, you’ll likely go broke if you try to keep up with every emerging trend. Thankfully, it’s possible to… Read more

Debt is a word that makes most people cringe. This is especially true for those individuals who have found themselves in a situation where their debt seems totally insurmountable. If this sounds like you, take a deep breath. There are still some things you can do to reduce, and ultimately pay off, your outstanding debt… Read more

If you are a company director, or a senior employee of a company thinking of starting a new pension scheme and you would like to have a high degree of control over your investment, then the chances are you will be considering either an SSAS or SIPP pensions scheme. As such, you will want to… Read more

Debt is part of life. Unless you have money to purchase a car, home, a college education, and other important charges in life, you’re likely going to have to take out a loan or use a credit card to finance the costs. While debt may be a common thing, for some people, debt can be… Read more

Buying a new car is expensive and as any thrifty shopper knows, it’s important to do your homework before buying, especially when it comes to large purchases. While buying a new car is never going to be cheap, you can of course save yourself a small fortune by shopping around and doing your due diligence… Read more

It’s part of the car dealer’s job to practice negotiation and sell cars at a price that profits them. So how do you, as a buyer, negotiate strategies to get the best dealership price you can get? Here are 5 strategies to consider when purchasing a car:   1. Watch for Over-the-Top Display of Emotions… Read more

Finally hit the breaking point in your career? 5 years of experience, a flat lined salary, and a mundane work culture could be a sure fire recipe to realize that you may have picked the wrong career. But now what? With $30,000+ dollars in looming student debt hanging over shoulders, can you really change things… Read more