agree with all, except the last one. I think it's the correct way to do it, everybody pays his/her half. it's not easy, but sometimes, the correct way is not easy.
Excited to see the investment video! Recently been looking into Vanguard since its been almost a year since I started working after uni and would be great to see how you started and how you went/are still going about investing after your first investment!
defo depends on what you're eligible for - I always check on comparethemarket and then only apply for one that I'm most likely to be approved for. If there are multiple that you're eligible for, I'd look at which provides the best extras/more cashback etc. My main credit card rn is Santander but Capital One was really good for me as a first credit card to build my score. www.comparethemarket.com/credit-cards/eligibility-checker/
This is such a good video, and honestly so useful as I begin my career. Thank you so much!!
Really glad it was useful, thank you for watching!!
agree with all, except the last one. I think it's the correct way to do it, everybody pays his/her half. it's not easy, but sometimes, the correct way is not easy.
Yeah it gives off entitled vibes to expect a guy to pay knowing you'll never see him again
Excited to see the investment video! Recently been looking into Vanguard since its been almost a year since I started working after uni and would be great to see how you started and how you went/are still going about investing after your first investment!
Hey! Which bank do you currently use for your LISA? :)
should i still get a credit card even if my credit score is good? (also could you make a vid on repaying sfe after graduating)
I'm pretty sure trading only on 1 stock is unreliable,you need to learn patterns and also try selling,not only buying
Me getting a credit card after graduating 😓
that's okay, main thing is you've got one now 😁
Thank you so much, I wished there were more videos like these ! Helping us out , for the future Generation
Any particular credit cards you recommend? what things to look out for when applying for a credit card?
defo depends on what you're eligible for - I always check on comparethemarket and then only apply for one that I'm most likely to be approved for. If there are multiple that you're eligible for, I'd look at which provides the best extras/more cashback etc. My main credit card rn is Santander but Capital One was really good for me as a first credit card to build my score. www.comparethemarket.com/credit-cards/eligibility-checker/
You learn from your mistakes.
Pls do a visit on dating. I need tips haha
Where did u meet the guys.
SPY puts, all you need right now
What platform for options in UK?
that is a good shout!
I use Plus500
Hi what is the other book called rich dad poor dad and what about the other one?