Life after Divorce – finance
The ink’s dry on the Decree Absolute, you’ve finished crying – hell, you’ve even thrown party! You’ve divided everything up (in a mature adult fashion, naturally) from home, to money, to kids, to friends and so the new phase of life begins. Slightly battered, a bit more cynical and probably determined that this time it’s [...]
Emotion and money
The Oxford Dictionary defines Emotion as “A strong feeling deriving from one’s circumstances, mood or relationship with others”. Well I certainly experienced these “strong feelings” over the past few days! My first husband and I still share one financial commitment and for the past few months he has reneged on his part of the bargain, [...]
How are we educating our children about money?
This is a question that is becoming more pertinent in our house as my son gets older and I’m interested to know how other parents tackle the issue. Martin Lewis recently claimed that as a nation we have “educated our youth into debt but never about debt” – we have had a huge swing from [...]
All that jazz – All in A Day
If I sat down and really thought about what I could achieve in a single day, I might be able to come up with some interesting challenges that I think might be possible…. but record a whole album? Well that would probably not be one of them, even if I had the requisite talents. But [...]
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