Working for yourself, whether it’s as a freelancer, contractor or owner of a business, can offer much more freedom and control than life as an employee.
‘It takes a village to raise a child’, so the old saying goes. And it’s certainly true that having the support of family around you is invaluable for many parents. Grandparents bring much more to the table than just free babysitting and fun days out – they can often be a source of emotional support for parents, and a font of knowledge on how to get a cranky baby to sleep or a fussy toddler to eat. But inevitably one of the biggest tolls on parents is the sheer financial cost of children – and grandparents can help here too.
OneFamily is a friendly society. What does that mean?
You’ve made it to 50. Congratulations! What now? Reaching the half-century is a natural time to reflect and take stock in every area of your life. It’s also a good time to start preparing in earnest for your third act – retirement. With all that in mind, here are 50 things to do now you’re 50.
Ensuring you have enough income for retirement is a complex business. But with careful planning, it can be done. In this guide, we’ll take you through the main options available to you once you reach retirement age.
Now that tuition can set you back as much as £9,000 per year, and students leave uni with up to £57,000 in debt, the question has to be asked: is university worth it?
Inflated exchange rates, transaction fees, misplacing cash… Spending in another currency is fraught with pitfalls.
Joining new clubs and societies is a great way to get out there and meet new people, but if you live in a rural area with limited social opportunities or just find it hard to step out of your comfort zone, this can be rather tricky.
Children are living in the family home for longer, some well into adulthood. It can help them avoid spending money on rent and save for a deposit. But isn’t it only fair that they contribute?
Earnings for the top 10 highest paid YouTubers in 2018 range from £17 million to £11 million per year. How did they do it? And is it a viable career path?
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