How Financial Abuse led to £18,000 of debt. Part 1
4 January 2021
**The names in have been changed for legal reasons Financial Abuse, also known as Economic Abuse is a form of abuse where an intimate partner
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How Financial Abuse Led to £18,000 of Debt Part 2
11 January 2021
**Trigger Warning – This post speaks about suicide and financial abuse ** Please read part 1 of before continuing. Financial abuse is like death by
Debt Letters: Why You Shouldn’t Worry
18 January 2021
Falling behind on bills can lead to the receipt of debt letters. From personal experience, the stress can be overwhelming. I ignored debt letters from
18 Things I did to pay 18k of Debt in 18 Months
25 January 2021
I became debt free in December 2020. The 18 months it took to pay the debt were difficult at times. I have been reflecting on
What is a County Court Judgement?
1 February 2021
The thing I feared most when I was going through my debt nightmare was being taken to court. In reality, a County Court Judgement (CCJ)
Investing: A Comprehensive Guide for Beginners
1 February 2021
A 2020 study by Bank Leumi revealed that 72% of consumers in the UK don’t have investment accounts. 18% said they don’t have any knowledge
5 Ways to Become Debt Free
8 February 2021
Becoming debt free is a goal many people have. This is because having debt is stressful for your mental health. Further, repeated calls from creditors
How Debt Affects Your Mental Health
15 February 2021
Debt and mental health is something that isn’t spoken about often enough. There is an obvious relationship between the two, as poor mental health can
4 Lessons From Rich People
22 February 2021
Rich People always intimidated me. I grew up on a council estate and witnessed poverty and deprivation. I never knew it was possible to escape,
Why Women Need to be Financially Independent
1 March 2021
Financial Independence has a lot of definitions. For me, it means having the financial tools, knowledge, and resources to be able to make decisions about
