Financial Wellbeing means different things to each of us.

It can be as simple as your ability to manage your money.  And isn’t necessarily dependant on the amount of money you have.

For me it is more than just being able to pay your bills.

For me it is a deeper sense of balance, a feeling of security that I am gaining control over my day to day expenses, and that there is an element of freedom to make choices to enjoy life and looking to the future having both short term and longer term financial goals.

Financial wellbeing and mental health (and then physical health) are closely linked: when one drops, we often see the other follow.  There are 5 keys to financial wellbeing – this is the third article in the series of 5.

Financial Wellbeing means different things to each of us.

It can be as simple as your ability to manage your money.  And isn’t necessarily dependant on the amount of money you have.

For me it is more than just being able to pay your bills.

Financial Wellbeing means different things to each of us.

It can be as simple as your ability to manage your money.  And isn’t necessarily dependant on the amount of money you have.

For me it is more than just being able to pay your bills.

It is clear that to a certain extent, it depends on your up-bringing.

For many years – a mortgage “broker” has been the person you use as a go between you the client – and the bank.

Essentially a mortgage adviser does exactly the same thing – so for you the clients – the term is interchangeable.

Imagine going house hunting, finding the house you love – only to miss out on purchasing it – cos someone else gets their finance approved faster.

A pre-approval can fix that.