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How To Save Money: How I Saved My First £100,000

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How To Save Money: How I Saved My First £100K What would it feel like to have £100,000 saved up? For many, how to save money remains a challenge and £100k is seen as unimaginable especially with savings rates at all time lows. I was pleased to learn recently that Jeni Crane (38) had hit… Read more

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Self-Employed Pension: 9 Retirement Savings Hacks

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Self-Employed Pension: 9 Retirement Savings Hacks – Ad | This is a paid partnership with PensionBee. We all dream of becoming our own bosses one day.  The idea that we can work our own hours and call the shots is very attractive. Many of us are even doing so today with some living the laptop… Read more

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Pension Calculator: How Much Money Do You Need To Retire?

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Pension Calculator: how much money do you need to retire? – Ad | This is a paid partnership with PensionBee How much money do you need to retire? And how much should you be saving today? These are some of the most asked questions as we consider what our future lives hold financially. To some, this is… Read more

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PensionBee Review: Could Pension Savings Be Simpler?

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PensionBee Review: Could Pension Savings Be Simpler? Ad | This is a paid partnership with PensionBee If you’re like me, you’ve been on a career journey and had the priviledge of employer pensions. You’ve been saving into your pensions for years and moved from one job to another over time. As time passes, you end up… Read more

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READER CASE STUDIES: What Should I Do With My Savings?

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READER CASE STUDIES: What Should I Do With My Savings? Welcome to the 3rd Reader Case Studies on The Humble Penny. The goal of these case studies is to solve real problems. If you’re new this, the case studies are a way for me to better interact with the subscribers of this blog. I refer… Read more

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50+ Ways To Save Over £10,000 Every Year

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There are many ways to save money each day. Some less obvious than others. Further to the popular 85 Ways To Make Extra Money, this post explores the variety of unique ways to save money monthly. Everyone saves money in some way. Some regularly and others less so. The thing I have found extremely useful… Read more

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How Much Money You Should Have Saved by Age

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How Much Money You Should Have Saved by Age Ever considered how much you should have saved by age? I recently gathered thoughts from friends in The Humble Penny community and asked what advice they would give their 20-year-old self. The one overwhelming piece of advice was that people would have saved more money earlier! A… Read more

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7 Non-Essentials Holding Your Future Hostage

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Like you, I have started the year with ambitious goals, and one area we’ll all have in common are our finances. Love it or hate it, money has a role to play in all aspects of our lives in the present and the future. Given many of us will likely have at least one retirement… Read more

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My Secrets to Saving Money

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This post arose from a question about saving money someone asked through the Ask Ken button on the blog menu bar. It is the first of such and I am super excited to be answering it. Feel free to ask me questions on that button too. The question was – “What is your secret to… Read more

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