HeyJaredLynda Moore
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When love comes with an estimate: The emotional cost of an unexpected vet bill (opens the original)
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Last week, my beautiful boy Jett had an unexpected trip to the vet. In typical Labrador style, he had eaten something that got stuck on the way out. By the time we walked out after an Xray one day, the ultra-scan the next day, blood tests, surgery and a night in doggy hospital he was on the mend, and I was holding a bill far larger than anything I'd have guessed at the start of the week. I was fortunate. I have an emergency fund, so paying it was uncomfortable rather than frightening. But as I d
When illness changes your money plan (opens the original)
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I may be stating the obvious, but there have certainly been some very nasty bugs going round, and a lot of illness for both children and parents. I’ve had my fair share as well. More on that shortly. When you think about it, we spend a lot of time planning for the good things in life. Holidays, renovations, retirement, a new car, perhaps even a few adventures we’ve been promising ourselves for years. But there’s another part of life that is harder to plan for: what happens when someone becomes u
What every new landlord should know before buying an investment property (opens the original)
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I remember going to a property investment seminar years ago. It’s the only one I’ve ever been to, I was curious, so with my accountant’s hat firmly on, off I went. The only piece of advice that stuck in my mind, was, buy a property that you could live in, that way you’ll attract tenants who you are more likely to relate to, and, if it all turns to custard you can live in it yourself! Buying an investment property can feel like a sensible financial decision. It’s also very tightly wrapped up in r
The risks of mixing personal and business finances (opens the original)
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One of the most common habits I see with business owners is using the business bank account as if it was their personal account. It isn’t. This is also how personal spending creep can happen. You diligently take your weekly drawings from the company bank account and transfer it to your personal account. By the way, well done if you are even doing this step. Then it comes to preparing year end accounts, and all the other personal transactions become very visible, particularly when you ask the que
Getting paid: Why is asking for money so hard? (opens the original)
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I had a conversation with a client last week who has quite a few overdue debtors. He knows the money is owed to him, he knows the invoices are overdue, and he also knows that the situation is putting pressure on his own cash flow. The problem is that he isn't quite sure how to approach his customers about getting paid. He has got to the point where he has already written the debts off and resigning himself to never seeing that money. It got me thinking about how interesting the psychology of get
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