Yikes, financially it was a choppy month in the markets. How did this impact my portfolio? And what else have I been up to in December?
Nikki from Female Money Doctor – GP Blogging about Money – #financialfeminist
It’s Friday, so time for Let’s meet Financial Feminists. This week I have the pleasure of introducing Nikki from Female Money Doc. Nikki is a UK based GP who blogs about money. She shares her stories of debt and draws amazing parallels between your health and your financial wellbeing.
These Chicks Invest – queer, feminist, Latinas fired up about money #financialfeminist
It’s Friday, so time for Let’s meet Financial Feminists. This week I have the pleasure of introducing These Chicks Invest. And what a delight it is to virtual meet these new ladies on the FI scene. They cover topics I want to read more on such as money with intersectional feminism and privilege.
Overlooked countries – Slovenia and Bulgaria – Countries 36 & 37
There are some countries that I’ve always been keen to visit. They’ve been top of my list and I’ve made time to go and visit them. Some I’ve even visited again and again. And then there are some countries that for one reason or another, I’ve always overlooked. Continuing my counting counties series, the next […]
Sarah Li Cain – Content creator and podcaster – #financialfeminist
It’s Friday, so time for Let’s meet Financial Feminists. This week I have the pleasure of introducing Sarah Li Cain from Beyond the Dollar. Sarah is a freelance writer and content creator who also podcasts and blogs at Beyond the Dollar. I love how Sarah has open conversations and covers such a wide range of […]
Net Worth and other updates – November 2018 (+£7k)
As December begins, before fully embracing the festive season and all the festivities, it’s time to review the previous month of November. After October’s financial haircut, how did I fare last month? And more importantly, how was the month of November outside of finances?
Sarah – Smile & Conquer – Hockey and Houses – #financialfeminist
It’s Friday, so time for Let’s meet Financial Feminists. This week I have the pleasure of introducing Sarah from Smile & Conquer. I love Sarah’s dedication to her team and how she blogs so openly and honestly. And I love getting the Canadian perspective.
Chief Mom Officer – Breadwinning Mom of 3 – #financialfeminist
It’s Friday, so time for Let’s meet Financial Feminists. This week I have the pleasure of introducing Liz from Chief Mom Officer. Liz has recently won the Plutus Award for her blog, Chief Mom Officer. I always find her blog relevant and super inspiring, despite not having children myself. I love how she is a […]
Why I don’t overpay the mortgage
Mortgages and overpayments are frequent topics in the personal finance community. However personally, I do not overpay my mortgage. Nowadays I just pay the contractual amount and no more. But I wasn’t always like this.
Only two things in life are certain – as we’ve already covered death this week lets’s talk taxes
Since we’ve already discussed death in what I’d do If I’d be dead in 10 years, I thought it would be time to cover taxes. Taxes, taxes, taxes. It seems everyone has an opinion on them. That is to say not many people like paying them. In addition, everyone disagrees on what they are spent […]