Should I Get a Financial Adviser?
Whether or not you need a financial adviser depends on your financial situation and knowledge of managing your finances. We give you the scenarios, pros and cons.
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Whether or not you need a financial adviser depends on your financial situation and knowledge of managing your finances. We give you the scenarios, pros and cons.
A big misconception is that splurging on designer brands means you're wealthy. It's actually the opposite! Click to read more about the difference between being 'rich' and being 'wealthy'.
Saving and investing – same-same, right? Not quite. We unpack the critical differences between saving and investing, and when you should be putting your money into your savings pot versus investing it.
If you've just had a baby, or you're expecting, you should already be thinking about opening an investment account for your child. Thomas Brennan, CEO at Franc and dad of two, gives you three reasons why.
One of the cornerstones of investing is taking on risk. This blog post helps you understand investment risk and the risk-return ratio with a no-jargon approach, and decide how much risk you can take on in your investment portfolio.
Interest on your debt compounds, which means your debt grows the longer you let it sit. Here are some practical strategies and information you need to pay it off and earn your financial freedom.
If you plan to purchase a home, get a credit card, buy a car, or get a personal loan, then you need a good credit score. This blog unpacks everything you need to know to build or improve yours.
Investing can be complicated and overwhelming. Goal-based investing is an approach to wealth management that focuses on your specific financial goals. Find out why it works and how to get started.
If you find yourself in a debt trap, and need help finding your way out, debt counselling might be a consideration for you. We explain what the debt counselling process is, advantages and disadvantages, and the costs.