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Mindfulness: How to reduce stress and anxiety

At times we all feel stressed and anxious. Amid the current circumstances, you may feel more stressed than usual and not able to access your usual way of unwinding, whether it was hitting the gym or meeting up with friends. Mindfulness can help you feel calmer and better deal with the challenges of the day.

DIY projects that could boost the value of your home

With more time indoors, Brits have been turning to DIY during the pandemic. It’s perfect for filling the time but, choose the right project, and it could add value to your home too, and it doesn’t have to be a huge renovation project. So, where should you be investing your time? 1. Refresh the garden

First-time buyers, remember to factor in these costs

If you’re a first-time buyer, you’ve probably been focussing on getting a deposit together that will allow you to secure a mortgage. Yet, numerous other costs need to be factored into stepping onto the property ladder too. It’s not surprising that the deposit is the main focus for most first-time buyers. It’s often one of

Is university worth it for children and grandchildren?

For students planning to head to university, it’s already been an emotional time. With college suspended due to Covid-19 and exams cancelled, there has been some uncertainty around how grades will be awarded, which could affect where they head to study for the next few years. As a parent or grandparent, you may be wondering

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The compounding effect: How it could boost or harm your finances

When a 1920s ad referred to compound interest as “the eighth wonder of the world”, the quote was left unattributed. But that didn’t stop it from becoming synonymous with the celebrated physicist, Albert Einstein. The link was likely intended to lend credibility to a statement that at first glance seems bold. And yet, compounding could

5 Nordic lifestyle trends that could improve your wellbeing

In recent years, there always seems to be a new popular lifestyle concept from Nordic countries. Yet, far from being a fad that has little effect on your wellbeing, embracing some of them could actually make you happier. The Nordic countries are the perfect nations to help us discover what makes people happy. They consistently

How to use an unexpected windfall to create long-term prosperity

If an unexpected lump sum lands in your bank account, you might be tempted to splash out and treat yourself. However, using a windfall effectively could create long-term prosperity. There are plenty of reasons why you might suddenly receive a cash injection. Perhaps you’ve received a bonus from work or inherited assets. Whatever the reason,