A prenuptial agreement can be a good idea under a number of different circumstances. For instance, one person in the relationship may have significant assets, thus they can request their potential spouse to sign a prenup. For another example, one … Read More
Divorce can be expensive. It may take a long time to finalize a divorce and resolve all issues between you and your spouse. You may have to live separately during the divorce, even if you’re working on ending things amicably. … Read More
Cash has been used by humans as a form of tender for hundreds of years. The earliest paper currencies, or bank notes, were created in the 7th century by the Tang dynasty in China. Its utility and widespread acceptance were … Read More
Combining your finances with another individual is a delicate, significant step to take that can strengthen or ruin any relationship. A recent survey in the US revealed that around 70 percent of couples argue about finances on a regular basis. … Read More
Are you grown up yet? Many of us have been trained from a young age that growing up is when the fun begins. We can drive a car, drink beer and live in our own homes without parents telling us … Read More
What are the odds of becoming a victim of identity theft? Many people think identity theft is a rare crime, but unfortunately, the chances of being a victim are relatively high. Having your identity stolen is becoming increasingly common and … Read More
We live in an age where online retail is booming with nearly a fifth of commerce sales taking place online. Online shopping looks to continue to expand at an astonishing rate. Researchers are predicting that up to 95% of retail … Read More
For many people, work takes up an unprecedented amount of their lives. With many working over 40 hours a week, it’s natural that attention on how to improve work-life balance has recently come into focus. For many people, the most … Read More
Learning to save your pennies is an important part of any childhood. However, if recent trends are anything to go by, the days of change clinking in the bottom of piggy banks may be on the way out. More and … Read More
With a recent poll conducted by a major European bank finding that up to 37% of people admit to engaging in some form of financial cheating, rising to over 40% for American couples with shared assets, renewed attention is being … Read More