If you’re new to the business world and are thinking of starting your own company, then look no further. Setting up a business is a relatively simple matter, but getting it to survive is the hard part. The following is some important tips that all business owners should follow to ensure they’re keeping up with… Read more
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Ways to Make More Money
Tired of being turned down for a pay raise? Looking for a way to make more money without having to nag your friends on social media to buy products that are a waste of money? Try these ways to make more money. If you haven’t already been asking for a pay raise or promotion,… Read more
Tips for Creating and Keeping a Budget on a Single Income
Whether it’s a temporary situation, or a long term position, budgeting on a single income can be tricky. Here are some hints and tips to make it easier. Before you begin, keep a spending log of all purchases and expenses for the previous month. Using this list, sit down with your spouse and discuss the… Read more
A Practical Guide to Hiring People on Fiverr
I’ve been using Fiverr for a few years now. If you don’t know, Fiverr is a service where freelancers offer their services for $5 (plus .50 for some BS service fee or something that Fiverr gets). Now, $5 or £3.52 isn’t much money. But don’t let that put you off from the site. Let me… Read more
Is Passive Income Just Make Believe?
Passive income seems to be the holy grail of income. It’s basically getting paid for doing nothing. The money just keeps on flowing. Pretty sweet, eh? Is it attainable? You bet! And actually, you’ll achieve this level of success someday. I can almost guarantee it. Passive income is really what everyone is reaching for…. Read more
How to Work Longer Hours in Order to Make More Money!
Think about it like this. It’s simple. Let’s assume most people work 40 hours per week. Most people do not really work that much but let’s still use it for our example. If you work twice as much, 80 hours per week, you will accomplish in a 6 months what takes everyone else a… Read more
How to Find Your First Job upon Graduation
There’s little argument that finding your first job is the hardest. Oh, well. At least you’re getting the hardest career step out of the way first. With that said, many people have a difficult time getting into a long-term, full-time job. This blog post will share the many things to implement that… Read more
Want to make money writing for The Savvy Scot?
In order to offer more diverse content here, I am looking for writers, to provide simple but original posts about personal finance, personal growth, travel and fitness. Here are the guidelines: You don’t need to be a blogger or have a personal site. You can submit as many posts as you like. Posts should be… Read more
Making money with what you already have
One of my favourite ways to make money is by using things I already have. That means no start up costs, no fees, no risk. If you have a quick look around, you may ask yourself how you can possibly make money with what is around you, but with a little creativity you will… Read more
Side Income is There for the Taking
I’m not a big politics fan, but I have to admit I love some of Thomas Jefferson’s quotes. The man was very wise – perhaps a modern day Confucius? I particularly like some of his quotes around hard work and ambition: “Determine never to be idle. No person will have occasion to complain of… Read more
Rent out your spare room and earn some extra cash
Most of us have been renters at some point in our lives. Whether it’s booking holiday accommodation, or long-term renting, we have all been part of the rental market. But renting doesn’t just have to be looked at with the dread of depleting your finances. By renting out your spare bedroom you could instead earn… Read more
An Idea for Starting a Business
A lot of people read blogs like SavvyScot for online business ideas and inspiration for making more money. While cutting your spending back may leave you with more money at the end of the month; for many of us, this is still not enough. When I was a student I had a fair bit of… Read more