You’re about to start your first job, which means you’re soon going to be getting your first pay cheque. This is an incredibly exciting time in your life and you should enjoy it to the
car for Money is often tight for students. And one of the expenses which students need to think about is transport. If walking or using public transport isn’t an option for you, you’ll need to
As students, either your parents have afforded you the luxury of owning a car, or you have worked very hard while completing your studies (we’re proud of you boobie) to buy your own vehicle. Either
Some of us have been ourselves, others just know someone who has: losing someone who is a beneficiary of inheritance. It is usually inheritance money from a parent and in more tragic events, both parents.
When you’re young it is so easy to become lost in the here and now. Focusing on studying, getting a job, climbing the career ladder and living the life you’ve always dreamed about. You tend
Being a student and being broke 24/7 tends to go hand in hand. You’re not yet working fulltime so you have a limited or non-existent income. And that can be a huge problem because, well,
It is exciting getting your first car. Little can compare to the feeling of freedom that comes from having your own wheels. It’s almost enough to make you forget the big price ticket that comes
Times are tough. As a student, you have a lot of things that you want to do, buying the latest gear, organizing that trip to Durbs for the December break, taking your crush out to
How to ensure that your bursary fund is in line with your career goals 1. Choose a career path Before anything else you need to know which career path you would like to follow and
The difference between the successful people and the unsuccessful people of the world comes down to their different habits. Those who are successful have set forth the habits to get them there and those who