When it comes to meals, I like to always have something to go with everything whether it's a side dish, vegetable, or just buttered bread. 

 The real estate market can be a minefield. As a first-time buyer, sourcing the perfect home for you and your loved ones can be comparable to finding a needle in a haystack. But before you start shopping around for your forever home, you must ensure your finances are in order and that you are in a position to start climbing the property ladder. Whether you are eyeing up an apartment or a house, continue reading to familiarise yourself with a number of tips to save for your first home. 

Once the ink dries on the divorce agreement you may be left wondering what happens now.  When it comes to your finances, this is a good time to re-evaluate your income, outgoings, and expenditure.  You will have a clearer idea of where you stand financially, and you will hopefully not have to pay any more money in divorce fees or associated costs.  This can be an uncertain time, especially if you were used to your ex-partner managing the finances while you were together.  However, you can go it alone with a little guidance.  Here are some tips on managing your budget post-divorce.

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