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Home Prices in London on the Rise | Big Fat Finance Blog
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Big Fat Finance Blog. Home Prices in London on the Rise. October 25, 2013. Real estate markets from one side of the world to the next, particularly in the UK and the United States, are beginning to see an uptick in activity. This is good news for many countries, especially those that have gone through a rough stretch over the past few years. London Growth Fastest Since 2010. Here are some stats that you need to be aware of:. The average home price in London is 331,000. London is out in front in terms of ...
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It’s Never Too Late to Start Saving Money | Big Fat Finance Blog
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Big Fat Finance Blog. It’s Never Too Late to Start Saving Money. May 29, 2013. Have you decided to curtail your expense and start saving some money? There are no doubt several methods to save money and it is never too late to start. You can make a big difference in your life if you follow the following simple steps in saving money. Make sure that you don’t have to spend more than enough money on your car. Try to be fuel efficient and maintain your car wisely. If your child is going to join school in the ...
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Saving for that Dreaded Rainy Day! | Big Fat Finance Blog
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Big Fat Finance Blog. Saving for that Dreaded Rainy Day! August 7, 2013. In saving money, a person is thinking of tomorrow and how they will be able to get by. It is due to a will to survive that keeps a person ever mindful and vigilant about what tomorrow brings which is unexpected. We can never tell what the future brings, so it is our due diligence that we prepare ourselves to be fit to deal with the unexpected. Saving money is a good example. In how we prepare for what tomorrow brings. It also shows ...
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How to Avoid Running Into Credit Card Debt | Big Fat Finance Blog
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Big Fat Finance Blog. How to Avoid Running Into Credit Card Debt. May 14, 2014. Credit cards are a way to run into debt. This is because it is very easy to incur debt when there seems to be no limit for spending. To make sure that you do not go into debt, you need to take care of your credit card bills. Here are some ways to avoid a credit card debt. CREATE AN EMERGENCY FUND. PAY YOUR CREDIT CARD BALANCE ON TIME. AVOID MAKING BALANCE TRANSFERS. AVOID USING CASH ADVANCES. Understanding the rate of interes...
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Saving for Retirement | Big Fat Finance Blog
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Big Fat Finance Blog. November 27, 2013. Most people realize the importance of saving money for retirement. However, some don’t take the steps necessary to save as much as they truly need. Does this sound familiar? If you are not doing your part in saving enough for your future, there is no better time than now to get started. Easy Ways to Save. Are you under the impression that it is challenging to save for retirement? Don’t touch this money until you retire. With these three bits of advice guiding you,...
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The Problems With Payment Protection Insurance | Witty Finance
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The Problems With Payment Protection Insurance. May 29, 2013. Payment Protection Insurance or PPI is that type of insurance that most financial institutions sell to the customers along with a credit card or when one takes a loan. The basic idea behind the insurance is to cover the debt repayment if a person cannot work. However, a very few of these financial institutions disclose the facts about PPI. PPI policies last for a period of 5 years and if a loan or financial agreement that a person has taken la...
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How to Increase Your Profit Margins | Witty Finance
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How to Increase Your Profit Margins. May 5, 2013. Either you’re a businessman or an investor, profit is the name of the game and it is important to know how to increase your profit. If your profit is not rising, your company or your investment plan needs adjustment. I boosted my profit margins for my investments through the following. 1 Choose Your Customers. 2 Intellectual Property Licensing. 3 Uniqueness and Innovation. Instead of making commodities, focus more on innovation and unique products and ser...
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smarterfinance | Witty Finance
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The Problems With Payment Protection Insurance. May 29, 2013. Payment Protection Insurance or PPI is that type of insurance that most financial institutions sell to the customers along with a credit card or when one takes a loan. The basic idea behind the insurance is to cover the debt repayment if a person cannot work. However, a very few of these financial institutions disclose the facts about PPI. PPI policies last for a period of 5 years and if a loan or financial agreement that a person has taken la...
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Health Savings Accounts: What You Need to Know | Big Fat Finance Blog
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Big Fat Finance Blog. Health Savings Accounts: What You Need to Know. November 26, 2014. Health savings accounts (HSAs) are like personal savings accounts. Expect the money in them is meant to be used for health expenses. You control the money, and money you put into the plan is not taxed. To be eligible for this type of account, you must have a high-deductible health insurance plan. You decide how much money to set aside for savings. You can shop around to get the best deal. Who can setup a plan? Enter ...
