Savings Guide – Daily Saving Money Tips

How our brains deal with money – some interesting ideas that can really help you understand your finances better.

What we think we know about the past is constantly changing. Which makes understanding our present, or looking towards our future, an interesting experiment. But are there lessons to be learnt from what has gone before, a question surely on many lips as we watch the events of Europe unfold? Here are some thoughts, inspired by a ninemsn article.

Heels we wear once every two months. A scooter no child rides. How often do we spend money on things we rarely do- the lifestyle we think we will lead, as opposed to our actual day-to-day. Here’s why investing in real life is far superior.

There’s a vast store of articles about the difference between cheap and frugal online, and it’s an interesting distinction. Certainly we know it when we see it. Here are some thoughts on the distinction, and how being frugal (as opposed to cheap) will improve your financial security.

Friends. Money. Both great and complicated things, especially when they become intertwined. Here are some interesting ideas raised by recent research into the world of group behaviour and how it might help our finances.

Do you always get stumped on the difference between NET and GROSS? E.g. when an employer or business says something is NET or GROSS in its amount. Here is a clear explanation.