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Why the best money decisions don’t have to make financial sense
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Opinion

Why the best money decisions don’t have to make financial sense

The point of life isn’t to make the most money. The point of money is to make the most of life.

  • by Paridhi Jain

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  • by Paridhi Jain
The looming end of cash will fuel conspiracy theories and hoarding

The looming end of cash will fuel conspiracy theories and hoarding

The switch from cold, hard cash to digital dollars will become another fault line in a democracy that is already under attack from misinformation, conspiracy and institutional failure.

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How to talk about financial stress without harming your relationships

Whether speaking to housemates or children, experts say it’s vital to have honest conversations about money in the home.

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Alcohol-free drinks companies are taking us for a ride on price

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Feel like you never have enough money? You’re not the only one

Feel like you never have enough money? You’re not the only one

Do you ever feel like you never have enough, despite being financially stable? It’s not uncommon, and it’s something you can change.

  • by Paridhi Jain
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Spending too much? Here’s what you can do about it

Spending too much? Here’s what you can do about it

Overspenders get a bad reputation, often being seen as being lazy, irresponsible and uncaring towards their finances. But I have a different perspective.

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Lucky enough to get a pay rise? Here’s how to make it count

Pay rises allow you to save more, but they can also lead to more spending. Here’s how to make sure you don’t let your extra money wash away.

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In a rocky economic climate, we need to teach our kids about money

In a rocky economic climate, we need to teach our kids about money

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  • by Michelle Bowes
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How to go back to batch cooking to save money and time

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My partner won’t let me help with our finances. How do I get involved?

My partner won’t let me help with our finances. How do I get involved?

Financial conflict in relationships is rarely ever about money. It’s mostly about the relationship.

  • by Paridhi Jain