Tagged with 'personal finance'

Because so many of us wish to be in better fiscal standings, we’ve compiled our list of 7 great resolutions and ways to improve your personal finances in 2013.

A credit card can be a blessing but it can also be a curse! Choosing the right one that fits your lifestyle and budget is KEY to ensuring you don’t overspend and get lost in high interest rates. Today we’ll cover how you can choose a card that’s right for you.

However, the reality is that it doesn’t have to be complicated if you understand it. With this in mind here’s how to account for fixed assets and what it entails.

One option is to apply for a personal loan from HSBC or similar bank or loan provider.

In reality, there are several reasons that people decide upon it, and it’s not exclusive to those that have a huge portfolio. More and more people are realising that investment is more accessible than they had previously thought.

Some people find thinking about the future so stressful that they refuse to do it; this is the worst possible thing to do. A person who has not done any planning for their future may suddenly find that they have no money but cannot get a full time job in a new career.

It takes a bit of effort, but by following these five steps you can decrease your debt repayments for good.

These are both financial responsibilities that will be coming out of your paycheck after all, and so knowing how to choose life insurance and knowing how to find cheaper loans will serve to help you handle your finances a lot better.

Today in our “Preparing for Bankruptcy” series we’ll cover a key piece of advice you’ll have to learn and that’s stop spending your money and begin saving it. Here’s how…

In this new series we’ll cover several articles that provide tips how you can avoid a complete financial meltdown and keep your head above water even during the rough, dry times. Today we’ll cover how to get organized!