Mark Palmer is the long-time Editor of Finance Monthly, having led the publication for over 15 years. With a deep-rooted knowledge of global finance, Mark has covered everything from fintech innovations and IPO markets to mergers and acquisitions. His editorial career includes in-depth interviews with some of the most influential names in the finance world, offering unique insight into the strategies shaping today’s economic landscape. When he's not writing about the latest financial news Mark is a keen marathon runner and is aiming for a sub-3 hour marathon later this year.
In your 20s, setting solid financial goals can lay the groundwork for long-term financial success. A little time spent planning can help you avoid a lot of money woes both now and in the future. So, what are the 5 financial mistakes to avoid in your 20s? Read on. How to Avoid Financial Mistakes in […]
As the UK election passes the halfway point, much of the focus has been on tax cuts and the economy, aside from Rishi Sunak's notable decision to leave the D-Day remembrance services early. With both leading parties trying to make the election about policies rather than personalities, it's hard to overlook just how much money […]
The Renters’ Reform Bill has been seen by many as a silver bullet to rebalance the relationship between renters and landlords, but it will not be rubber stamped before the general election on 4 July. Last month before the surprise announcement of the election the bill reached the House of Lords, but later it was […]
Hi, or should we say G'day! Welcome to the first part of our deep-dive guide, which looks at moving to and living in Australia. The guide covers everything from the basics of the Australian lifestyle, known for its laid-back and outdoor-oriented culture, to the tax systems, which are generally progressive and based on income. We'll […]
As the news filtered through that the Bank of England had decided to keep interest rates stable at 5.25% for the fifth consecutive time on the 21st of March 2024, mortgage lenders have reacted to what it means for their clients. It was a decision that came only a day after the Office of National […]
Personal Finance Impact of a Labour Government. It’s highly likely to be election year this year and if the polls are accurate then Labour are in the driving seat to form its first government for 14 years with Sir Keri Starmer as prime minister, which could mean some significant changes for your investments and pensions. […]
"The influence of Chinese education, which is shaped by Chinese culture, is significant for Chinese leaders. They are accustomed to taking instructions, following orders, and waiting for decisions. In terms of learning, they prioritize practical tools and methods that can be immediately applied in reality rather than theoretical or abstract concepts. Similarly, compared to Western leaders, they tend to ask fewer questions and focus more on giving instructions and detail directions."
Avoiding Debt and Saving for the Future - free AI-driven budgeting apps have many benefits, from tracking real-time expenses to goal-setting and financial planning. Here, we explore some of the best free budgeting apps of 2024 that have intuitive interfaces, are easy to use, and offer good levels of security to keep your budgeting app secure. […]
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...Expense tracking – Tracking your expenses is a vital feature within budgeting apps. If you can see in real time where your money is going, you will be able to get a better handle on it. In some cases, you can set spending limits, so that you don’t overspend...
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