Money: Should you stay or should you go when work calls?
Would you up sticks and move away from your area if you were offered better career prospects or a bigger salary?
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Police praise residents who keep handing in mystery bundles of cash
Police have praised honest residents who have repeatedly handed in bundles of thousands of pounds in cash which have turned up in their village.
Money: Nudge, nudge… Now’s time to prepare for a frugal Yule
It may still be too early for many people to want to think about Christmas (unless you’re one of those hyper-organised types who starts preparing almost a year in advance).
Money: Are we being strong-armed towards a cashless society?
Talk about cash and the problems accessing physical money has been getting louder.
Money: Selling your home before Christmas? The clock is ticking
If you want to sell your home before Christmas, there’s still time – well, if you act fast. New analysis suggests those wanting to secure a buyer before Santa arrives need to get their property on the market this week.
Money: The only way is ethics… how to do good with your wallet
Being good with your money can be about more than just bagging a bargain in the shops, or getting favourable returns on your savings.
Money: Best ways to avoid saddling your nearest with the dearest
Life insurance can provide vital cash for your family just when they need it most – if you die or are diagnosed with a critical illness.
Money: Find a loan that fits rather than picks your pocket
Many of us will borrow money at some point during our lives. But for some people, the options may be more limited – and more expensive – perhaps because they’ve struggled financially in the past.
SPONSORED: The gift of good money management for today’s young people
Financial advisor-turned-author Max Horne says we must spread important message that money education is vital for the next generation.
Money: How to save some cash if school’s emptied your wallet
With the holiday season a fading memory, family bank balances are likely depleted from back-to-school costs.
Penny for your thoughts? Tackling tricky cash chats
Many of us find talking about money to family and friends difficult. But given that relatives often end up lending to – or borrowing from – loved ones at some stage in life means it makes sense that we’re able to have conversations about cash, so that everyone knows where they stand.