- Written by John J Bloomfield


Pay yourself first is one of the foundation blocks of financial planning, in this video, I discuss how to implement paying yourself first in your financial planning.
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Pay yourself first is one of the foundation blocks of financial planning, in this video, I discuss how to implement paying yourself first in your financial planning.
As I am sure you will have noticed over the last week or so we have seen some huge volatility and movement in financial markets. With this in mind, I thought that you
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Christmas is over and done with for another year and the tree has been taken down in the Bloomfield Household. It was a lovely Christmas seeing the children open their presents and get excited at all the lovely new toys they had received.
The shopping was predominantly done by me this year and to be honest, I could not tell you the exact figure of how much we spent on the kids, each other, family members, even though we did agree on a budget. Then you have to take into consideration the extra food we bought as well as extra Christmas decorations, gift wrap etc the list could go on! The fact that I didn’t know what I had spent scares me a little and this left me with one question,
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