Hi, I'm Danielle. I love saving money and have a goal of being financially free by the time I am 40. I am sharing my tips here to help you save money on your life, so you can reap the rewards later. Thanks for stopping by.
More often than not, when a change in circumstances with your finances occurs, it can have a huge impact on your lifestyle, especially when you have a family. Whether you or your partner has been made redundant, for one reason or another you’ve taken a pay cut, or you’ve separated from your partner and no longer have two income streams coming in, it doesn’t matter, all that matters is that
I personally love buying gifts; whether it’s for Christmas, Mother’s day or even birthdays, I really enjoy the process of choosing a gift that is perfect for who ever I’m buying it for. Some people struggle with gift buying, whether it’s the financial side or just getting the perfect gift, so I thought it would be handy to make a list of a few tips I use in order to
Wanting to save money in your home is a very common desire, and there is plenty you can do towards that end. So many people fail to appreciate the full range of what you can do, however, and it is always worth looking into. If you are serious about it, then one of the main things you will want to focus on will be improving the way you use energy
In today’s competitive house market, it’s not unusual for people to sell their homes for more than they expect. Two or more groups of buyers might bid for your home in consecutive rounds, each trying to price the other out of the market. But is getting a higher price for your home always a good thing? The problem comes when the selling price of the home exceeds the value
File Anyone with career aspirations has to work hard day in, day out to secure the promotion of their dreams. The thing is, this type of consistency isn’t always realistic, and your performance can dip. Usually, it comes back again after a short while, but sometimes the drop can escalate out of control, putting your promotion at risk. Clearly, you need to react to save your fledgling career. Otherwise,
More often than not, the decision to live in an apartment or a house is out of our hands; apartments are usually cheaper to rent than houses, so our budget makes the decision for us. When you get to the point where you might be able to afford a down payment on your first home, a house seems more appealing because it’s spacious, there’s room for a family, and it’s
Workers, freelancers, and solopreneurs have an incredible opportunity to escape the mundane aspects of their work and focus on the stuff that really interests them and matters. But the reality is that most people are still working in the trenches, spending an enormous amount of their time doing things which could quite easily be done by machine or passed on to somebody else. Why is this? Experts call
Making the transition from high school to college can be tricky for some, how you performed at school does not automatically apply during your college years. Good grades may have come to you naturally at school, with college you must earn them. However there are more tips to getting the most out of your college time. Learn handy tips so you can still have the best experience, easing the stress
Pixabay Work is hardly the most fun thing on the planet even if your boss is the best boss in the world. Regardless of how little we may hate our jobs (which is certainly a more apt way of putting it for most people), the fact is that we perform our duties primarily for one thing: money. The statistics have shown that very few people have any real passion
Work isn’t everything of course, but our jobs are a huge part of our lives. It’s where we spend a massive proportion of our day, and so it’s no wonder that it can define who we are. What’s one of the first questions you ask someone when you meet? Usually, ‘what do you do for a living?’ There’s a reason for this, a person’s job can say a lot about