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The Savvy Scot

Personal finance and lifestyle blog

Costs of moving abroad – 10 things to remember

By Pauline

Costs of moving abroad

The following is a guest post from Graham who runs moneystepper.com, and moved from the UK to the South of France 16 months ago. You can find Graham on Twitter. Let me know if you would like to guest post on The Savvy Scot.   Costs of moving abroad – 10 things to remember In… Read more

Filed Under: Travel Tagged With: career, expat, france, marseille, move abroad, new country, relocate, Relocation, travel

How are your New Year resolutions going?

By Pauline

    We are just over a month into 2014, and I thought it would be a good time to review those New Year resolutions and see how everyone is doing. As I started the New Year with a lot of energy and motivation, I can’t say that I have made much progress into 2014,… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: budget, cigarette, eat, electronic, healthy, lose weight, New Year, resolution, run, running

Savvy Scot does the carnival of financial planning

By Pauline

Welcome to the carnival of financial planning! Enjoy those great posts, if you would like to submit yours for next week, that is right here.   BUDGETING AND ECONOMICS Jester @ The Ultimate Juggle writes Does Technology Equal Productivity? – One of my new friends and I like to talk about new business ideas. The… Read more

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: Carnival of financial planning

New year financial boot camp: Choosing the best credit card for you

By Pauline

Credit Card

Are you ready to kick start the new year with a bang? To help you do just that, I have put together a month long financial boot camp, with two tips per week and a call to action. Together, we will review several aspects of your financial life to make sure you start the year… Read more

Filed Under: Personal Finance Tagged With: best credit card, credit card

Servicing your 4×4 for Less

By Pauline

    There was once a time that the only reason a person would own a 4×4 was because they were planning on driving off road, however there are now a wide range of models on the market, most of which will never even see off road terrain!  Regardless of what you use your 4×4… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: 4wd, 4x4, car, dealer, maintenance, mechanic, oil change, parts, road, spares

Southwest Airlines: What Makes It Stand Out From The Crowd!

By Pauline

  Southwest Airlines has a very loyal following because it is truly unique.The management at Southwest has managed to create an airline where the people are friendlier, the flights are more enjoyable, the fares are cheaper and no one gets nickel and dimed. You would think that lower fares would lead to a worse in-flight… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: airline, airmiles, airport, Business, company, flight, fly, profile, southwest, travel

How to Find Ways to Love Your Job

By Pauline

      For many of us, our job is an integral part of who we are and can have an impact on other areas of our lives. It’s not simply a way to keep ourselves financially stable but it can play a part in our personal fulfilment and our drive in life. As such,… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: career, enjoy, job, love, passion, stress, work

4 Books to Read Before Investing in Stocks

By Pauline

  If you want to start investing, you need to do some research before it all starts. Investing is no joke; you’re putting large sums of money into the hands of others. So where do you start? What’s the best way to handle your money? It’s good to do a significant amount of research ahead… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: Bonds, grow, invest, investing, market, Mutual Funds, stock, stocks, wealth

Savvy Scot does the carnival of retirement

By Pauline

Good morning and welcome to the carnival of retirement, a selection of great posts related to retirement. For more information you can visit  www.carnivalofretirement.com and submit your post for the next edition on Blogger Carnivals. Enjoy!         Wayne @ Young Family Finance writes Forget the Past and Focus on the Financial Future – You can’t go… Read more

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: carnival, retirement

Carnival of Financial Independence, 47th edition

By Pauline

    Welcome to the 45th  edition of the Carnival of Financial Independence, a selection of the best articles related to Financial Independence this week. If you would like to be included next week, please submit your post via Blogger Carnivals. If you would like to host for a future edition, you can contact Pauline at Reach Financial… Read more

Filed Under: Personal Finance Tagged With: 2014, carnival, financial, independence, Money, travel

People are less financially comfortable after the age of 34

By Pauline

  A new measure of consumers’ financial comfort has found that 34-year old men are the most comfortable in the UK with those in their 70’s the least comfortable.   The study,commissioned by Hitachi Personal Finance and  co-authored by Peter Grindrod, professor of Mathematics at the University of Oxford , combines economic data with research… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: comfort, consumer, England, Finance, index, UK, wealth, young adults

Bad Credit Car Loans: Not as difficult as You Might Think

By Pauline

  Everyone has serious financial decisions to make in life. Some people come unstuck when making them; it has certainly happened in the property market recently. You can get plenty of advice on the subject of finance but not everyone listens. Supposed experts did not see the last financial crisis coming and many people suffered… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: car, credit, debt, Finance, lease, loan, rent

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