It’s a term that increasingly gets associated with manifesting and spirituality, but the reality is that money mindset is far more simple than that, and it affects every single one of us, whether we know it or not.

Breaking down the taboo around debt and opening the conversation about how to take control is a huge step in the right direction, so here are some tips to keep you on track.

The sun is starting to appear slowly, the days are getting longer and we’re beginning to see the first signs of spring creeping in. If you’ve forgotten what it’s like to balance your budget when you’re busy, here are a few ways to get ahead and keep your bank account in the green.

We’ve all had a time in our life when we’ve decided enough is enough and resolved to change old habits, whether it’s upping the weekly exercise, spending less time on screens or cutting back on the constant Amazon orders.

When I first started learning about money, I figured it was all about the practical steps. It was only after I started to think about my own relationship with money that I realises that money mindset is a critical piece of the money puzzle.

Even though hopping on a plane right now is off the cards, we sure can escape into Pinterest travel. Here’s what you need to know to start saving for your next holiday right now.

You might not be aware of it, but your financial life and the way you view money isn’t influenced most by how much you earn, where you live or who you follow on social media.

Naturally, one of the most common questions that pops up is about how to start investing as an absolute beginner. Investing can feel like a minefield, so I’m here to help you break it down.

With a few quick and simple steps, you can give your expenses a makeover and give a boost to your bank balance.

Here’s the good news: the reality of investing is nowhere near as tricky as it might seem.

Whether you’re a lover or a hater of a new years resolution, it’s always a good time to sort out your finances and put yourself in the best possible place to master your money. If getting ahead with your money is on your to do list this year, here are five easy ways you can level up your financial game!

In collaboration with MIRIS. You only need to take a look online to see that over recent years, there’s been a notable rise in the popularity of environmentally-friendly living. Many of us have become far more conscious of the impact that we, as human beings, are having on our environment and planet.

In 2020, the world has changed more than we’ve ever seen before and we’re now heading back to normality, albeit a version a little different to that we’re used to. The biggest return is that of the social life - after months of online socialising only, we’re back to drinking, eating and socialising.

If you follow my Instagram account, you’ll no doubt have heard me talking about how our relationship with money can often be looked at (and analysed) in a similar way to our relationship with food.

What is a financial coach I hear you ask? Let’s explore.

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