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Month: November 2019

Black Friday: time to buy your and your children’s happiness!

It’s that time of year again. BLACK FRIDAY!!! The best deals, the best bargains and a bit of panic buying! … More

black friday, consumerism

My dirty little work secret: Instant Coffee Part 2

Following on from an earlier post extolling the virtues of instant coffee I thought I would write an update from … More

coffee, instant coffee

The Importance of Being Earning: part 2

  Following on from this post, I’ve received my first paid invoice to my limited company as part of my … More

contracting, earning, self-employed

UK State Pension – should you include it in your net worth or not?

Following on from a thought-provoking post by Weenie over at Quietly Saving I thought that I would try to write … More

Money, state pension

Abundance Investment: New offer open – making low carbon homes affordable for everyone

I am a believer in something I call Green Capitalism (not quite the same as known as Eco-Capitalism) which I … More

climate change, climate emergency, extinction rebellion, green capitalism

Perks of the Job: are workplace benefits worth it?

Last week I was back at a familiar place for a day-long meeting with a client at their country-club style … More

coffee, country club, exercise, gym, lifestyle, perks, streetfood, workplace

If you Stooze, you can’t lose!(?)

For the first time in almost 15 years, I’m was without a salary for a month (October) and with nursery … More

arbitrage, Barclaycard, credit cards, debt, risk-free investing, stoozing, UKpersonalfinance

Remembrance Day and the impact of inflation

Originally posted on averagemoneyman:
It’s Remembrance Day; a time to reflect on the incredible sacrifices made by all those who…

Contracting Wisdom: Don’t let the tax tail wag the spending dog

I’ve recently started a new job where I am set-up through a Limited Company, contracting to a range of companies … More

contracting, Expenses, iphone, limited company

Tax: the elephant in FI the room

Do you (like me) not think of Income Tax as an outgoing / expense – it’s just something you complain … More

early retirement, elephants, ISAs, Retirement, UKpersonalfinance

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