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Possible reasons why your personal loan application got rejected

By Pauline

Gone are the days when you had to wait indefinitely before buying a home, spending on education or planning a wedding. You can now depend on IndusInd’s Personal loans and, by following a few simple steps, you will be on way to comfortable consumer banking. While personal loans are unsecured loans and you only need… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: personal loan

4 tips to reach your money goals + a chance to win £5,000!

By Pauline

We all have goals for our future. No matter whether you want to go back to school, buy a house, travel or get married, goals generally require money. And we all have that one big goal of being financially secure in retirement. How do you make it happen? Here are a few steps to make sure you do.

As a finance blogger who talks about money all the time, I tend to consider that I am pretty good with all things money. But looking back at 2016, I realised that it’s been a decent year, though nothing extraordinary. You know why? I didn’t set goals. I just went with the flow, saved money… Read more

Filed Under: Competitions, Personal Finance Tagged With: money goals

Is Abstinence the Secret to Financial Success?

By savvyscot

Is Abstinence the Secret to Financial Success

  When we think about sex and money, we often think of the extreme cost of children. Children are no doubt expensive. And how do we get children? You know. So is abstinence the secret to financial success?   For this discussion, it’s not about being abstinent forever. If we agreed to that, the human… Read more

Filed Under: Saving Money Tagged With: Abstinence, Abstinence the Secret to Financial Success

Get control of your money with B

By Pauline

Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank have just launched a new app called B to help you take control of your money. B is a current account and a savings account, B current and B Instant Savings, pooled together into a colourful app. With the launch of B, Clydesdale and Yorkshire Bank shared some interesting statistics about… Read more

Filed Under: Money

Reasons for and Against Living at Home as an Adult

By savvyscot

Living at Home as an Adult

  When you look at your expenses, it’s easy to see what aspect of your life is the most expensive. Housing. Something we typically take for granted actually costs quite a lot. To any money conscious young adult, the idea of living at home beyond childhood is worth a thought. There are many good reasons… Read more

Filed Under: Personal Finance Tagged With: living at home with parens, parents, pros and cons, tips

Trust deeds explained

By Pauline

While we encourage good financial habits of spending less than you earn and budgeting for important expenses here at The Savvy Scot, we also understand that you can’t go back in time and fix the situation you are already in, and sometimes life happens and you find yourself with a ton of debt and little… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: trust deeds

Alternative Ways to Finance London Student Living Costs

By Pauline

With the always rising cost of tuition and other related costs, it is getting more and more expensive to get a degree. If you are familiar with the archives of Savvy Scot, you know I always strongly recommend to run the numbers before getting into several years of negative cash flow in pursuing advanced education. In general,… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: living cost, student

Why is talking about money so taboo?

By Pauline

I have always been curious about money. How people earn it, save and spend it fascinates me. And yet, from an early age, I was told “we don’t talk about those things”. Like religion, past boyfriends and political orientation, money is a taboo for many people. And like any taboo, not talking about it may… Read more

Filed Under: Personal Finance Tagged With: Money, taboo

How often do you have a no spend day?

By Pauline

How often do you have a no spend day?

I was answering questions to an interview recently (not published yet!) and one of the questions was “what was the last thing you bought?”. Pretty straightforward, but mind you, I had to think long and hard. I hadn’t spent money in the past week or so, and the last time was for food and gas,… Read more

Filed Under: Personal Finance Tagged With: Money, no spend day, Saving Money, spend money

5 Sensible and 5 Ridiculous Reasons to Take Out a Loan

By Pauline

Loans: Yay or Nay? What is your attitude towards taking out loans? I have quite a balanced view on borrowing money, providing it is for the right reasons. Here are 5 great and 5 not-so-great reasons for taking out a loan! Enjoy… 5 Reasons to Take Out a Loan 1. To Buy a Car –… Read more

Filed Under: Money Tagged With: loan, reason

Lifestyle Carnival, 160th edition

By Pauline

Welcome to the 160th edition of the Lifestyle Carnival! Submit your blog article to the next edition using our carnival submission form at Blogger Carnivals.   TRAVEL Evan @ The Smaller Dollar writes Top Ten Forgotten Camping Supplies – With my recent camping vacation, it was abundantly clear that the most important part of camping is proper preparation. There is… Read more

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: lifestyle carnival

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

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