Category Archives: Financial Planning

It’s never too soon to fight the college cash crunch! Millions of parents face the same financial challenge: how are we going to pay for our children’s college tuition? Fortunately, there are more options than ever available to families who … Continue reading →

Financial experts and survey data show that the ISA, which is celebrating its tenth Birthday this month, remains a path to financial stability that too few Britons use or understand. A recent study by Nationwide found that 62% of Britons, … Continue reading →

You have worked every day of your life, paying into your pension scheme religiously, saving those hard earned pennies to make you comfortable and allow you to enjoy life in the twilight years, you may have decided to get away … Continue reading →

Sell your annuity settlement and hopefully get a fast and easy deal. It is your way of getting the full amount as agreed. Sell the annuity settlement through the right channels and you should get the best deal out of … Continue reading →

Michael Kennedy, Chartered Financial Planner at Principle First discusses a few questions you should consider asking a financial adviser /Financial planner. 1. Are You Independent? This is a very important question as it has a baring on the type of … Continue reading →

In this recession some people will learn the hard way that managing money correctly is not something that can be postponed until your kids are teenagers. Managing what you earn is no easy task and you should set aside some … Continue reading →

There’s too much week at the end of my money, goes the old joke. The feeling that the money we are taking in is not enough is quite common, specially during times like this. One of the toughest things everyone … Continue reading →

When you suddenly find yourself in a world of debt there is a good deal of negativity to deal with. Do you feel helpless or scared? Take heart as there are various businesses that can provide you with debt assistance. … Continue reading →

The news from 2008 where really bad, no matter where you lived. All the newspapers where writing about the amount of jobs the economy lost, and how much money was being lost on the stock exchange everyday. And suddenly it … Continue reading →

Many people that have never taken out a loan before wonder if they have built up enough credit in order to qualify for the loan that they wish to borrow. People that have previously taken out loans and had trouble … Continue reading →