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Money Resolutions to make sure you have an Affluent New Year

Money Resolutions to make sure you have an Affluent New Year

Money Resolutions to make sure you have an Affluent New Year

Money Resolutions to make sure you have an Affluent New Year

Making Your Financial New Year’s Resolutions Last

Making Your Financial New Year’s Resolutions Last

Making Your Financial New Year’s Resolutions Last

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Friday 9 January 2015

Friday 9 January 2015

Friday 9 January 2015

Friday 9 January 2015

Cynics often claim that New Year’s resolutions rarely survive past January 31st, suggesting the best way to start the year is with apathy. Yet, for those aiming to improve their finances after a season of indulgent spending, a few focused actions can defy this narrative and set the stage for a more prosperous year.

Steps to Sustainable Financial Change

If you’re determined to make meaningful financial changes this year, consider these actionable steps:

Review Your Money

The first step to financial transformation is evaluating how you save, spend, or invest. With the rise of financial comparison websites, it’s easier than ever to assess the returns and benefits of your current accounts.

Key Actions:

  • Be Ruthless in January: If your bank or lender isn’t offering satisfactory terms, explore alternatives. Sentimentality and loyalty have no place in effective money management.

  • Remember Your Last Bank Charge: This can serve as motivation to make a switch if your current provider falls short.

Save Money Wisely

The Christmas season often stretches from November to January, leaving many financially drained. Stepping back from this cycle of excess spending and adopting a thriftier mindset can be liberating.

Strategies:

  1. Create a Budget: Establish weekly or monthly budgets for shopping, bills, and holiday savings.

  2. Identify Money Leaks: Scrutinise your utility providers and ensure you’re receiving the best deals. Switching providers has never been easier.

  3. Channel Savings Efficiently: After lowering overheads, use any surplus to invest or save strategically for the future.

Learn About Money

One of the most proactive steps you can take is improving financial literacy within your household. A lack of financial knowledge often leads to debt and stress, but learning about money together can empower families and foster healthier habits.

Tips:

  • Teach children about saving, spending, and investing.

  • Explore online resources or attend financial workshops.

  • Seek advice from a qualified financial adviser for tailored guidance.

Building a Prosperous Future

By committing to these steps, you can turn your financial resolutions into lasting habits. Whether it’s reviewing your accounts, adopting thriftier practices, or improving financial literacy, these changes can transform 2015—and beyond—into a year of financial health and prosperity.

Financial Services Insight: Tools for Long-Term Financial Planning

As you plan for the year ahead, consider professional advice or online tools to streamline your budgeting, saving, and investment strategies for long-term success.

Cynics often claim that New Year’s resolutions rarely survive past January 31st, suggesting the best way to start the year is with apathy. Yet, for those aiming to improve their finances after a season of indulgent spending, a few focused actions can defy this narrative and set the stage for a more prosperous year.

Steps to Sustainable Financial Change

If you’re determined to make meaningful financial changes this year, consider these actionable steps:

Review Your Money

The first step to financial transformation is evaluating how you save, spend, or invest. With the rise of financial comparison websites, it’s easier than ever to assess the returns and benefits of your current accounts.

Key Actions:

  • Be Ruthless in January: If your bank or lender isn’t offering satisfactory terms, explore alternatives. Sentimentality and loyalty have no place in effective money management.

  • Remember Your Last Bank Charge: This can serve as motivation to make a switch if your current provider falls short.

Save Money Wisely

The Christmas season often stretches from November to January, leaving many financially drained. Stepping back from this cycle of excess spending and adopting a thriftier mindset can be liberating.

Strategies:

  1. Create a Budget: Establish weekly or monthly budgets for shopping, bills, and holiday savings.

  2. Identify Money Leaks: Scrutinise your utility providers and ensure you’re receiving the best deals. Switching providers has never been easier.

  3. Channel Savings Efficiently: After lowering overheads, use any surplus to invest or save strategically for the future.

Learn About Money

One of the most proactive steps you can take is improving financial literacy within your household. A lack of financial knowledge often leads to debt and stress, but learning about money together can empower families and foster healthier habits.

Tips:

  • Teach children about saving, spending, and investing.

  • Explore online resources or attend financial workshops.

  • Seek advice from a qualified financial adviser for tailored guidance.

Building a Prosperous Future

By committing to these steps, you can turn your financial resolutions into lasting habits. Whether it’s reviewing your accounts, adopting thriftier practices, or improving financial literacy, these changes can transform 2015—and beyond—into a year of financial health and prosperity.

Financial Services Insight: Tools for Long-Term Financial Planning

As you plan for the year ahead, consider professional advice or online tools to streamline your budgeting, saving, and investment strategies for long-term success.

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**£50 cash referral fee payments are Subject to discretion and can be withdrawn at any time**

***Please note that some forms of Buy-To-Let mortgages are not regulated by the FCA

****For commercial lending, bridging finance, and second charge loans, we refer clients to trusted third-party specialists.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
There will be a fee for this advice. The exact amount will depend upon your circumstances but we estimate it will be £295 and will only be payable on completion of the loan.

Barrett Mortgages is a trading style of Barrett Mortgages LTD who is an Appointed Representative of Mortgage Next Network ltd which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority under number 300866 in respect of mortgage, insurance and consumer credit mediation activities only.

Registered address: Towngate House, 2-8 Parkstone Road, Poole, BH15 2PW Registered in England & Wales under number 10985778.

Copyright 2024 Barrett Mortgages | All Rights Reserved.

We always aim to provide a high quality service to our customers. However, if you encounter any problems and we are unable to resolve them you can take your complaint to an independent Ombudsman. Our advice is covered under the Financial Ombudsman Service (www.http://www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk/consumer/complaints.htm).

© 2024 Barrett Mortgages. All rights reserved.

*Fees Free Remortgage” refers to the lender paying for the valuation fee and basic legal fees other cost & fees may apply.

**£50 cash referral fee payments are Subject to discretion and can be withdrawn at any time**

***Please note that some forms of Buy-To-Let mortgages are not regulated by the FCA

****For commercial lending, bridging finance, and second charge loans, we refer clients to trusted third-party specialists.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
There will be a fee for this advice. The exact amount will depend upon your circumstances but we estimate it will be £295 and will only be payable on completion of the loan.

Barrett Mortgages is a trading style of Barrett Mortgages LTD who is an Appointed Representative of Mortgage Next Network ltd which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority under number 300866 in respect of mortgage, insurance and consumer credit mediation activities only.

Registered address: Towngate House, 2-8 Parkstone Road, Poole, BH15 2PW Registered in England & Wales under number 10985778.

Copyright 2024 Barrett Mortgages | All Rights Reserved.

We always aim to provide a high quality service to our customers. However, if you encounter any problems and we are unable to resolve them you can take your complaint to an independent Ombudsman. Our advice is covered under the Financial Ombudsman Service (www.http://www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk/consumer/complaints.htm).

© 2024 Barrett Mortgages. All rights reserved.

*Fees Free Remortgage” refers to the lender paying for the valuation fee and basic legal fees other cost & fees may apply.

**£50 cash referral fee payments are Subject to discretion and can be withdrawn at any time**

***Please note that some forms of Buy-To-Let mortgages are not regulated by the FCA

****For commercial lending, bridging finance, and second charge loans, we refer clients to trusted third-party specialists.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
There will be a fee for this advice. The exact amount will depend upon your circumstances but we estimate it will be £295 and will only be payable on completion of the loan.

Barrett Mortgages is a trading style of Barrett Mortgages LTD who is an Appointed Representative of Mortgage Next Network ltd which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority under number 300866 in respect of mortgage, insurance and consumer credit mediation activities only.

Registered address: Towngate House, 2-8 Parkstone Road, Poole, BH15 2PW Registered in England & Wales under number 10985778.

Copyright 2024 Barrett Mortgages | All Rights Reserved.

We always aim to provide a high quality service to our customers. However, if you encounter any problems and we are unable to resolve them you can take your complaint to an independent Ombudsman. Our advice is covered under the Financial Ombudsman Service (www.http://www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk/consumer/complaints.htm).

© 2024 Barrett Mortgages. All rights reserved.

*Fees Free Remortgage” refers to the lender paying for the valuation fee and basic legal fees other cost & fees may apply.

**£50 cash referral fee payments are Subject to discretion and can be withdrawn at any time**

***Please note that some forms of Buy-To-Let mortgages are not regulated by the FCA

****For commercial lending, bridging finance, and second charge loans, we refer clients to trusted third-party specialists.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
There will be a fee for this advice. The exact amount will depend upon your circumstances but we estimate it will be £295 and will only be payable on completion of the loan.

Barrett Mortgages is a trading style of Barrett Mortgages LTD who is an Appointed Representative of Mortgage Next Network ltd which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority under number 300866 in respect of mortgage, insurance and consumer credit mediation activities only.

Registered address: Towngate House, 2-8 Parkstone Road, Poole, BH15 2PW Registered in England & Wales under number 10985778.

Copyright 2024 Barrett Mortgages | All Rights Reserved.

We always aim to provide a high quality service to our customers. However, if you encounter any problems and we are unable to resolve them you can take your complaint to an independent Ombudsman. Our advice is covered under the Financial Ombudsman Service (www.http://www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk/consumer/complaints.htm).

© 2024 Barrett Mortgages. All rights reserved.

*Fees Free Remortgage” refers to the lender paying for the valuation fee and basic legal fees other cost & fees may apply.

**£50 cash referral fee payments are Subject to discretion and can be withdrawn at any time**

***Please note that some forms of Buy-To-Let mortgages are not regulated by the FCA

****For commercial lending, bridging finance, and second charge loans, we refer clients to trusted third-party specialists.

YOUR HOME MAY BE REPOSSESSED IF YOU DO NOT KEEP UP REPAYMENTS ON YOUR MORTGAGE.
There will be a fee for this advice. The exact amount will depend upon your circumstances but we estimate it will be £295 and will only be payable on completion of the loan.

Barrett Mortgages is a trading style of Barrett Mortgages LTD who is an Appointed Representative of Mortgage Next Network ltd which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority under number 300866 in respect of mortgage, insurance and consumer credit mediation activities only.

Registered address: Towngate House, 2-8 Parkstone Road, Poole, BH15 2PW Registered in England & Wales under number 10985778.

Copyright 2024 Barrett Mortgages | All Rights Reserved.

We always aim to provide a high quality service to our customers. However, if you encounter any problems and we are unable to resolve them you can take your complaint to an independent Ombudsman. Our advice is covered under the Financial Ombudsman Service (www.http://www.financial-ombudsman.org.uk/consumer/complaints.htm).