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5 Steps To Dividing Your Finances After A Divorce

March 26, 2018March 26, 2018 Isabel Fisher

Going through a divorce or dissolving a civil partnership is a personal, emotional journey that can take its toll on anyone. Apart from the intricate sensitivities of such a process, the burden of division of assets has to be addressed. You may think you need a lawyer for each and every little thing-but no you do not. Of course, this is dependent on the relationship you hold with your ex-spouse and whether you are able to communicate. If you are able to converse openly and peacefully about fiscal matters, then…

5 Steps to Reducing Your Cost of Living

February 2, 2018November 6, 2017 Isabel Fisher

Living costs are higher than ever. It doesn’t matter where you live, it tends to be a problem. There are, of course, certain countries that are more expensive on principal, but we can all try and save a bit on our living costs. It can be tricky, but we here at Five Ways to Wellbeing have a few steps to help you out. 1. Go green Believe it or not, but living more environmentally friendly will save you money and reduce your living expenses. If you can install solar panels…

5 Ways To Stay On Budget This Christmas

December 15, 2017January 10, 2018 Isabel Fisher

Christmas can be an expensive time of year. From the arm-length list of ingredients you need to buy for Christmas dinner, to the yearly stash of chocolate baubles that only make it onto the tree for a day or two before they’re snaffled by the kids, there’s lots of bits and bobs that need buying. When everything is added together, it makes for one costly season! What’s more, that’s without even thinking out the money you’re expected to fork out on gifts – it’s the season of giving, after all. Luckily,…

5 Steps to Saving for Your Family Holiday

October 5, 2017January 29, 2018 Isabel Fisher

The year has been rough and everything just seems to get more expensive. So, how do you get to take a holiday and still make it through the month? The answer is saving. Saving can be tough, but with our five-step plan, you will find it easier and even fun. Reduce your daily living expenses – Step one is to reduce your daily living expenses by simply cutting out unnecessary costs. When you look at your day-to-day and monthly expenses, you will probably find many places where you are overspending…