There has been a lot of talk about the big winners when interest rates fall – i.e. borrowers. But what about people who rely on a reasonable amount of interest on their deposit accounts – the savers
Poor credit scorers often find it difficult availing loans. Lenders turn down the requests of such borrowers as they find them to be risky borrowers
The current financial crisis seems set to continue into the foreseeable future. Whether you’re a saver, investor or home owner here are some valuable tips on surviving the recession.
Paying yourself first is very common advice you may have heard from financial planners or read in personal finance books. It is common because it is one of the most important steps to being financially independent.
“You are a man living two lives – one has a future and the other does not” -Smith. There are two ways in which you can live your life – only one leads to financial freedom. On a daily basis we let forces external to us (our bosses, our family, our friends, our environment) determine who we are (poor, lazy, sick, etc.) totally oblivious to the fact that within us lies the power to be great, to be healthy, to be financially independent.
