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Insurance Mapping Tool
The purpose of insurance is to prevent an economic crisis resulting from extreme events. But when was the last time you put your insurance plan in order? Precise mapping of the insurances will enable the beginning of the treatment, arranging them and building an insurance plan that suits you, your situation in life and your […]
Guide to opening a bank account
Most people use a current account for their day-to-day financial management. The bank account allows: Receive money from a variety of factors, such as salary from an employer and allowances from the National Insurance Institute. Keep the money without fear of its disappearance or theft. Pay by Direct Debit, bank transfer, credit or debit card. […]
Guide to managing your bank account
Your family’s most important financial enterprise takes place right here in your bank account. If we compare the management of our family bank account to the financial management of a business, we will emphasize the importance of managing the account as ‘initiators’ rather than ‘trailers’. A well-managed bank account gives you an up-to-date picture of […]
Mortgages in a nutshell
In this article I will summarize the world of mortgages and present its main points in order to better understand its foundations and laws, so that we will know how to use this instrument to our advantage. What is a mortgage? A mortgage is a loan for all intents and purposes, from a bank or […]
Web Guide to Budget Management
What lies behind the words “get out of the minus” or “live off what is”? The answer is a balance between expenses and income. Such a balance can be achieved and using a budget can help with this. Here’s a bell guide to managing a family budget.
Overdraft Is Not a Solution—It’s the Problem
How not to fall into the trap of minus, the feeling that money is easy, but its real price is high.