Moneymanuals
Single Parents
For many single parents, looking after children alone is stressful
enough, but a very large number will also face real pressure
when it comes to handling money.
This booklet is designed to provide real
hope, and practical advice, to the many
single parents who are currently struggling
with their finances.
Redundancy
In this time of economic uncertainty, many people are faced with the harsh reality of redundancy.
To help in such a situation, Credit Action has produced this guide to help you work through the practical steps you can take to steer a safe passage through stormy financial waters if you, or someone you know, lose your job.
Savings & Investments
It has become increasingly evident over recent years that difficult situations in life can crop up at any time.
Whether it is redundancy, sickness or the need for a new household appliance, having some money saved up can help tackle these situations head-on and thus avoid the pain of debt and financial difficulties.
Dealing with Debt
In these financially challenging times it is not unusual for people to find themselves struggling to manage their personal finances – a situation that often results in people falling into debt.
However, by following sound and simple advice and learning to budget, people can overcome their debt burdens and get their lives back on track. With this in mind, Credit Action has produced this self-help guide.
Students
For a large number of new students, having to handle limited resources during university will be a big pressure – enough to leave some students in serious financial difficulty, hardly the ideal start to a life of financial independence.
Thinking about Money
Handling money well and planning your financial future are two of the most important skills that you need in life. Yet, a recent report revealed that around 29% of British adults find it hard to get independent, simple advice about money.
Making good decisions about money is a challenge for anyone, whatever their income level.
Pomyśl o pieniądzach
Rozsądne zarządzanie pieniędzmi i robienie planów finansowych na przyszłość, to dwie z najważniejszych umiejętności przydatnych w codziennym życiu. Jednakże, jak wykazało niedawne badanie opinii, około 29% dorosłych Brytyjczyków uważa, że uzyskanie niezależnej i prostej porady finansowej nie jest łatwe.
