Money Mages' Personal Finance Grimoire
Money Mage’s Complete Personal Finance Grimoire. Life giving spells for making more money, saving and investing, and retiring early.
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November 2019 Savings Report
By Money Mage · · Frugality, Savings
This is the next in our new Savings Report series. Savings Report for October 2019 introduced tracking a Savings Rate & Years to FI. September 2019 was the first, and you’ll be able to get them all at the best of Money Mage
This month continues to include a Savings Rate and Towards FI.
I have yet... [[continue reading]]
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What is an Income Tax Band?
By Money Mage · · Tax, What Is
Tax is boring. I get it.
But understanding your Taxation is vital if you want to understand and grow your net worth.
Everyone thinks: ‘How can I pay less tax?’ Pay your fair share! For the public services we all rely upon!
But you shouldn’t be paying more than you need to.
Many don’t understand basic Personal Taxation. This article... [[continue reading]]
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Big Black Friday Sale - Save up to 100%
By Money Mage · · Frugality, Marketing
Yes, you can save up to 100% this Black Friday! It’s simple.
Black Friday is awesome. There are so many deals. So many end-of-line goodies. So many offers. So many emails from Amazon!
Can you resist? You need to save up to 100% NOW!!
Follow these 3 steps to save up to 100% in Money Mages’ Big Black Friday Sale,... [[continue reading]]
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Free Personal Finance Calculators for your Blog or Website
By Money Mage · · Calculators
Personal Finance Education is lacking. Fruggles everywhere are suffering from lifestyle creep. I am passionate about improving basic knowledge of Personal Finance.
That’s why I’ve built a set of free Personal Finance Calculators. They provide straight-talking, information-only facts. No selling of products or affiliate pushing.
You can try out the calculators right away:
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What is a Mortgage Overpayment?
By Money Mage · · Mortgage, What Is, Frugality
Some mortgages permit you to overpay. Overpaying your mortgage can save you tens of thousands of pounds in interest.
Overpaying is a great way of reducing this long term burden on your finances.
Overpaying isn’t ‘lost’ money. It reduces your monthly outgoings, bringing forward Financial Independence. Imagine not having to spend hundreds or low thousands on a mortgage payment... [[continue reading]]