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Money Web Issue #10: your weekly round up of the best of British blogging
There’s an increasingly big and brilliant haul of stories and advice out there about the pounds in our pockets. Each week, we’ll scour the best of the UK’s personal finance blogs and tell you what caught our eye.
Ms Money Maximiser
Ms Money Maximiser is a lovely blog, talking all things money. It aims to help others to achieve sound financial health and rediscover life and passions by focusing on the simple things in life.
One of Ms Maximiser’s latest blog posts talks about why you should change your budget. It covers emergencies, change in circumstances, and taking charge of your money. ‘A budget is telling your money where to go instead of wondering where it went – John Maxwell’.
Money Watch
Plum, AI Facebook chatbot for saving & investing
Featuring on our round up before, Money Watch is back again (because we love it, of course.) Authored by Robert Lewis, this blog focuses mainly on how technology can help you to save, make, and manage your money.
In one of their latest blog posts they are looking into a new service called Plum which uses AI and Facebook to help you save and invest. It allows you to message the service through Facebook messenger and transfer or save money from their current or savings account.
Savvy Dad
Peer to Peer Lending: Why it might be time to ditch your bank’s poor returns
Savvy Dad was set up by Olly and Fi in order to raise funds for Great Ormond Street Hospital and to generate funds to pay for their son’s medical care. The blog combines the couple’s 14 years of experience in primary teaching and early years education, and the frugal knowledge they’ve gained from running a money saving community to help provide thoughtful insight on frugal living with a family.
In this article, Savvy Dad makes clear all the options that potential borrowers have before they agree to a personal loan. Just like with a mortgage, the savings could be huge if you get the interest rate right. Super important stuff to know. Great piece, Savvy Dad.
Disease Called Debt
The Top Legal Requirements for inherited property owners
With new articles being added every week, Disease Called Debt is a super blog dedicated to offering opinions and views on getting out of debt, saving money, making money, and building wealth.
Inheriting a property can be daunting, espeically when it comes to the legal stuff! It is important to be in the know about legal requirements for those inheriting property. Give yourself time to effectively plan your timeline, and be aware of the different options available in dealing with inherited properties.
