Cashflow - Time to retire
In the first three parts we have introduced the concept of personal cashflow planning, and seen how it has helped Joe and his wife Jessie face unforeseen events, pay for their son Johnnie’s education, and stay on track for a comfortable retirement. In this part we see how the online planning tool can help them achieve that goal.
Cashflow - Joe, Jessie and Johnnie
In parts one and two, we saw the value of personal cashflow planning for our case study, Joe. In this part, we find him married with a baby.
Does your business have a will?
The death of a key person can be a dangerous time for a business, so it pays to protect against it, says Scott Hansell of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning.
Seven financial things you should be doing when you get a new job
Starting the year with a new job? It’s a great time to be reviewing your personal finances, says Trazer Farnese of Lovewell Blake Financial Planning.
Cashflow - Facing up to the consequence of illness
In part one, we looked at the concept of personal cashflow planning, and how it can help people map out their financial futures In this part, we look at what happens when an unforeseen event disrupts the plan.
Cashflow - It's not just for business
The rise of personal cashflow planning
10 things to do once you are retired
Yesterday, you were busy working and today you are retired, what’s next?
What is a midlife gap year?
Taking a midlife gap year can transform your life, but it needs careful planning.