Saving Money / Budgeting Articles
1: Has managing your credit card debt become a juggling act?
Many people believe that the UK ideology of 'buy now, pay later' is down those little plastic cards that can be found in wallets and purses all across the country. But those same plastic cards also account for a lot of people's debt problems.
2: Consumer savings rise 39-fold since 1960s
British consumers have increased their savings 39-fold in real terms since the early 1960s, according to the latest Century of Saving report from National Savings and Investments.
3: Simple steps to save money
As many families are likely to come under increasing financial pressure during 2008, advice has been offered which could reduce bills and save money.
4: Britons plan to save more in 2008
Britons are resolving to save more money during 2008, it has been revealed - although whether that ideal is followed through is another matter entirely.
5: Council tax rises to hit southerners hard
Well above inflation council tax rises could be the last straw for those teetering on the verge of financial collapse, and they look set to hit those living in the south the hardest.
6: Reward Credit Card Deals: Not to Fail
There are so many various rewards nowadays, and they are not regarded as something extraordinary anymore. Nevertheless, people often make mistakes when dealing with them...
7: Watch out for 0% credit card offers during Christmas.
How to remove Christmas credit card stress caused by 0% on balance transfer credit card offers that can be so miss leading. Proper use of preapproved 0% interest on new purchase and 0% on balance transfer credit card offers can get you on the correct path.
8: The Basics Of Taxes
Understanding the basics of taxes is a key factor. A tax is a financial levy or contributions imposed by the government on an individual or a legal entity. These taxes helps the government to pay for certain services such as schools, roads, hospitals, and also indirect government functions like good regulation or justice systems. There are various forms of taxes levied by the government and the most common forms are the direct and indirect taxation.
9: Retire to Asia - And Why
How to live a happy, luxurious, excitement filled retirement in a wonderful section of the world, Asia! Luxury living for pennies, not just "getting by" on your retirement pension. The best part of your life could be in Asia, and the best time is now.
10: Money Saving Tips: Saving Without Sacrificing Your Social Life
Do you ever wonder why, even though you seem to make a good salary, it is impossible to save any money? It seems to leave your account as quickly as it arrived. You want desperately to save money but you are finding it impossible...
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