Take Control Of Your Finances: Step 1 #MoneyMonday

As mentioned last Monday in my introduction to ‘Take Control Of Your Finances‘, I am going to be posting a blog each Monday which will help you to take control of your finances.… Read More →

Take Control Of Your Finances #MoneyMonday

As January draws to a close, I keep hearing people say that they are struggling financially. For some it is the age old problem of over spending at Christmas, for others it is… Read More →

Thank you Consumer Credit Counselling Service (CCCS)

In response to the following question from CCCS, I have written a small post: Q: “We’re running another #debtday social media event on Wednesday, this time focusing on our Counselling team and the… Read More →

T is for… Taste London – customer service deficit

For anyone who has a taste london card, please be aware of their auto renewal clause. I signed up for a taste london card after receiving a 50% off special offer email. I… Read More →

D is for… Dealing with Debts

If you are in debt and feel that you need some help, I hope that reading this will reassure you and offer some useful suggestions. If you’ve read A is for… And then… Read More →

M is for… MADs!

Blimey O’reily my name has popped up in the MADs list! I wonder if it was my rants about coffee and customer service? My frustration over my son’s battle with eczema? My honest… Read More →

R is for… Random Acts of Kindness – Pay It Forward

R is for… Random Acts of Kindness – Pay It Forward I looked at the lovely Josie’s Writing Workshop prompts again this week and thought – nah there is nothing there I can… Read More →

A is for… and then he left me

Josie’s Writing Workshop For the first time I am going to attempt to play with the big girls and join Josie’s writing workshop. I do know that I am a little out of… Read More →