Money is a touchy subject for most people. Those that have it tell us it can’t buy happiness or love, but that doesn’t stop most people working overtime to get it.
Money is a recurring obstacle standing between people and their goals. Whether someone wants to retrain for a new career, start a business, meet someone new, or de-stress their lives, money always figures in the equation.
Don’t let financial chaos, mounting debt or poor money management hold you back. Use these resources to start getting to grips with your finances – you can control and use your money, don’t let it control you
By Grainne O'Malley | No Comment
Debt need not be a fact of life. It need not take decades to pay off the debt you have. The solution lies in simple mathematics and common sense – Grainne explains and urges us to rethink our attitude to debt.
By Sue Clarke | No Comment
What if you really want to change your life but in all honesty you cannot afford a coach? Sue Clarke talks about low-cost ways to get motivational support and coaching.
By Andrea Molloy | No Comment
Carmel McConnell writes about the five beliefs we must have to make money and be happy at the same time.
By Andrea Molloy | No Comment
Carmel McConnell runs a charity called The Magic Breakfast and doesn’t believe activism and conscience are incompatible with personal success.
By Claire Brinn | No Comment
Take charge of your finances now – don’t wait until the New Year! Finance Coach Claire Brinn gives us some simple tips to stay on top of holiday spending – whatever our budget!
By Grainne O'Malley | No Comment
Why money is a recurring obstacle between women and their goals – and why it need not be! Plus some tips for successful money management
By Annie Shukla | No Comment
I recently received a request from a leading newspaper looking for help to find someone they could interview about a piece they want to write on debt. No-one will talk. So here are some quotes (anonymous!) from women about money and how it affects their lives
By Fiona Harrold | No Comment
Fiona coaches Matt on how to keep his finances healthy after he and his wife start their family and change from a two-income to a one-income family.
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