Inflation in the UK has been up since 1948, say specialists, but the National Minimum Wages are usually behind it. Just in London, where the allegedly “London Living Wage” introduced in 2005 was raised to £8.55 in November 2012, renting is unaffordable to date, and one out of five workers remains in poverty, while security ... Read More »

A couple years ago, flipping houses was the biggest craze. Buying them for cheap, renovating them and then selling them for a more money seemed like an ingenious idea. Now, with unstable housing markets it’s obviously not the wisest decision, as the return of investment may not be as great and the house may sit ... Read More »

The growth of the internet has created some excellent, and very real, opportunities for making money. While making money online used to be reserved for only the most tech savvy, the proliferation of free guides and blogs has opened the industry up to an ever increasing number of people. Here are just a couple of ... Read More »

If you’re looking under the sofa cushions for coins at the end of each term, you’re not alone! Being a university student and being strapped for cash have always gone hand in hand. Fortunately, there are eight money saving tips that every student should know. 1. Create a budget – and stick to it! This ... Read More »

It’s no secret that times are hard for many SMEs. Returning a profit or even just breaking even seem like a pipe dream for a number of struggling companies, as they find it difficult to keep costs down. Telecommunications are among the biggest expenses for many businesses, but a solution in the form of Powwownow ... Read More »

The car loan market is always changing. After the economic collapse affected interest rates and terms, things are finally looking up. Average credit scores are increasing, delinquencies are low, and long-term loans are growing. This means that people who are interested in auto loans for new or used models are likely to find favorable rates. ... Read More »