Research indicates that approximately 1 in 6 British households experience financial difficulties. While this is a problem, you can avoid it by becoming financially sustainable. Financial sustainability is the ability of an individual to manage their financial resources effectively and meet their financial obligations over the long term. Promoting financial sustainability can involve a variety of strategies, including budgeting, saving, investing, and reducing debt. Here are some tips for achieving this:
How to invest in your children’s future
How to invest in your children’s future? Financial wisdom states that the earlier you invest for your future the better. Why is that? What’s the harm in waiting a while until you have a bit more money or until your circumstances change? Well let’s consider a hypothetical situation with two investors, John and Julia. John starts investing £100 per month at 30 years old and keeps going until retirement at 65. Assuming a rate of projection of 5%, John would have a nest egg of £111,298 at retirement. Julia invests the same amount but starts earlier at 18 years old. At retirement, Julia would have invested an additional £14,400 more than John but her nest egg would be worth more than double that of John’s at £219,489!