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The Savvy Scot

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Thrifty grocery shopping tips

By Pauline

Make simple changes to your grocery shop and save pounds each time you shop. This infographic shows you how to change habits, plan better and shop around to save money on your groceries. The average family of 4 wastes 24 meals worth of food per month, equivalent to £600 a year. You could get that money… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: shopping tips, thrifty grocery, tips

How to Get on the Property Ladder without Saving Up for a Huge Deposit

By Pauline

Saving up a deposit for a house can seem like an impossible task and the thought of ever owning your own property may seem like just a distant dream. However, there are several solutions that can see you get your foot up onto that property ladder without the need to save up for such a… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: property ladder

Attending conferences for investors: Events where you can learn from the best!

By Pauline

For 13 years, the Master Investor conference has brought together some of the world’s smartest investors, hundreds of interesting companies, and thousands of private investors who are earger to learn and to explore new investment ideas as well as network among each other. From speculative oil explorers to junior miners, exciting technology firms to British… Read more

Filed Under: Money, Personal Finance Tagged With: conference, investing, investors

Why You Should Prioritise Saving, Even When It Seems Impossible

By Pauline

It’s difficult enough trying to juggle your household budget, pay the rent on time and afford both the new shoes you absolutely need and a drink after work, without worrying about saving as well. After all, later in your career you’ll be paid better and can consider financial planning then. Actually, it’s always wise to… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: Prioritise Saving, savings

How to Save Money When Hiring a Car

By Pauline

  Cars are expensive pieces of machinery so it should come as no surprise that actually hiring a car can also be a pricey experience. You’ll not only have to stump up for the daily rental costs of the car, as well as providing fuel, but in many cases you’ll also need to pay for… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: car, Save Money

Do you know Britain’s oldest companies?

By Pauline

  The Telegraph had an interesting story a couple of weeks ago about Britain’s oldest companies. The main piece of news was the impending disappearance of the oldest registered company still in existence, Marine & General Mutual, as Scottish Friendly takes over the business. The takeover will double Scottish Friendly’s funds under management. Two fascinating facts… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: Britain, company

How Good Organisational Skills Can Help You Financially

By Pauline

Arrange your finances correctly and you never need worry about money again. The people that worry about money are the people that risk their money or the people that are not organised when it comes to finances. Planning and organisation go hand-in-hand The people that invest without planning and organisation are merely gambling. The people… Read more

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How to be an energy shopper

By Pauline

If there is something we really want to avoid here at Savvy Scot, it is paying more thank you should for the same service. And utilities fall into that category. Did you know that you are probably paying £250+ too much, for the same electricity and gas service you would get from a cheaper provider?… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: energy shopper, shopper

The First 24 Hours After Someone Steals Your Debit Card

By Pauline

The first 24 hours after someone steals your debit card can determine how much money you keep and how much you lose. Follow this guide during the first day after the crime to protect yourself and your bank account. Call the Bank First Sometimes, you discover debit card theft because the bank calls you about… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: debit card, steal

Getting the best from your ISA allowance

By Pauline

If you’re looking for an effective way to save for a brighter future, an ISA is a generally a great starting point. ISAs, or Individual Savings Accounts, can help you reach your long-term financial goals quicker than a standard savings account with your high street bank because you don’t have to pay tax on any… Read more

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Top Recommended Forex Trading Apps for Android

By Pauline

I discovered quite a few years ago that Forex trading is a great way to earn profits on the market and invest some money wisely. With the internet being available on smartphones, there is even more incentive to trade in forex, as doing so is hassle-free. If you are looking for an app that facilitates… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: apps, Forex, forex trading

Starting a business – Why financial advice matters

By Pauline

Everybody knows that setting up your own business involves a lot of hard work. If you’re passionate about your chosen industry, you may relish the challenge of applying your skills to make sure your new company thrives. However, when it comes to the complex financial and administrative decisions that are essential to starting any serious… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: Business, financial advice

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