What is an emergency account and what are the perks?

Emergency

What is an emergency account and what are the perks? An emergency account is a bank account that should be used ONLY in cases of an emergency. This does not include buying the jacket you have always wanted, but an unplanned surgery or an unexpected expense like replacing a fridge. Emergency accounts act as a […]

Financing your proposal – 101 to buying an engagement ring

engagement

Heart pounding, palms sweaty, legs unstable as you slowly lower onto one knee to ask a special someone a very important question. They say yes, there are tears (of joy) and then the fun stuff. Champagne, telling family and of course your social media announcement of choice (hello Gen Y).

Winning with the rule of 3

So, did you win big today? We hope so! Whether you’ve had beginners luck or are a seasoned pro, the most exciting part starts now. Deciding what to spend your winnings on.

What is compounding interest?

compounding interest

It has been known as the 8th wonder of the world according to Albert Einstein who once said; he who understands it earns it… he who doesn’t pays it. But, the real question is; what is compounding interest?

Should I have an Emergency Account?

Emergency account

Life takes all sorts of twists and turns and unfortunately, we cannot predict everything. Here at Pursue Wealth one of our roles is to help with all the potential financial scenarios you can be faced with and this includes emergencies. These emergencies are unplanned and can really damage you financially if you haven’t thought ahead about it.

Stuck for ideas in winter that won’t cost much?

Winter ideas

Winter is well and truly here *queue Game of Thrones theme tune* and if you are anything like us you want to find way to get out and about whilst sticking to the allowance the Master of Coin has allocated in your ‘lifestyle spend’ account (see Cat Jansen’s blog post on the bucket approach to spending).

Bars, Brunch and Save

How is it possible to have a lifestyle of hitting up bars, going out for brunch and still being able to save for your future?