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Financial wellness
These resources can help you manage your financial wellbeing.
Is your money mindset pushing you into debt?
We all tell ourselves stories about money – but these 6 scripts are ones to avoid
Five steps to help you curb emotional overspending
If you find yourself reaching for your wallet every time you hit an emotional high or low, it’s time to take charge of your money.
The twelve ways of achieving financial wellness
Save more, spend less and reduce stress with our simple tips for managing your finances more efficiently.
Ten quick finance fixes
Want to see a difference in your finances, fast? Try these ten quick-fire tips from financial services copywriter Michelle Eshkeri.
How to pay your next bill
Whether it’s Covid-related, a sign of mounting debts or you’re simply a little short of money, it’s sometimes hard to keep on top of your day-to-day finances. So, follow our top tips for balancing the books as quickly and satisfactorily as possible.
The importance of financial wellbeing
The term financial wellbeing is becoming used more frequently. We will look at what financial wellbeing is, why it is important and offer some simple tips that will allow you to be more aware when it comes to your own finances.
Looking after your financial wellbeing as a student
Looking after your financial wellness is extremely important, particularly as a student. Financial wellbeing is all about feeling secure. It’s having enough to get by, but also being aware of how money can affect your physical, mental and social health.
Looking after your financial wellness
We all have money worries from time to time, and given the uncertainty we are facing due to COVID-19, it’s essential that we arm ourselves with as many coping strategies and best practices as we can. Here are some positive steps which you can take to look after your financial wellbeing.
Five steps to building financial resilience
Financial resilience is the ability to withstand any unexpected costs without them having a long-lasting impact on your finances. Wagestream have identified five steps that you can take to develop your financial resilience.
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- Managing stress
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- Core skills to help you at work
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- Redundancy
- Loss and bereavement