I also increased what i pay in my pension. I currently pay about 6.8% but i heard it might be reduced to 6.1% which means i will be paying more tax. So i had emailed my pesion team letting them know i am interested in buying additional pension in this new this new financial year. It is also a way to pay less tax
Hi Chidera, thank you for your content, please can you suggest the best high interest saving you can recommend. Something to put money and get interest out of your money at the end of the year. Thank you
Yes it is because of the contribution from your employer + tax relief from the Govt. so by not contributing? You’re essentially loosing out on “free” money
I believe the £300 monthly expense and saving up to 81% is possible because your husband pay all the bills. You should mention this in the video so people will not be misled
I love you Chidera, but sometimes you use “you”, “I” a lot. I get it, you say it within context but as a married woman I will encourage you to use words that involves your husband like “we” Just an observation, no judgement at all
Okay, I get your concern. But what if my husband doesn’t want me speaking for him? Or putting his business out there? Also as much as I’m married - I’m still a separate individual with my own goals which can be separate from my husband’s. I hope you get?
@@ChideraPeters sure I do get it now you explained. As I said it an observation, one of the issues I am seeing with young women of today is the whole feminist culture which in turn hurts many marriages today so that was where I was coming from as you are a fantastic role model to many young women, your story is inspiring. Started following you when my girlfriend told me about you, think she reached out on insta or Facebook so do really appreciate you.
Thank you Chiders Please enlighten us on stock narket,I know nothing about it if you can add investments that one could out money in and get something at the end, please anything investment darling ❤ thank you
This is super good, i am so motivated
Insightful as always.
I also increased what i pay in my pension. I currently pay about 6.8% but i heard it might be reduced to 6.1% which means i will be paying more tax. So i had emailed my pesion team letting them know i am interested in buying additional pension in this new this new financial year. It is also a way to pay less tax
Oh nice, thanks for sharing 🙌🏽
Very insightful video ❤
Many thanks chidera
My absolute pleasure!♥️♥️
Your saving culture is top notch,81%in February 👏..Thank you for sharing,learnt a whole lot
lol 😂 glad to hear that
Please what high yield saving account did you use for your emergency funds.
Thanks for this! Please could you share a link where I can read about stocks and bonds.
Hi Chidera, thank you for your content, please can you suggest the best high interest saving you can recommend. Something to put money and get interest out of your money at the end of the year. Thank you
Hi Chidera, pls which investment can one delve in with good interest rate and no risk involved
Hi Chidera, thank you for the video, it was quite insightful. To ask, how many accounts did you have to open to track your savings and expenses
I created a tracker sheet on Excel which I use to track my expenses. In terms of accounts, I just have 3 core accounts then some ISAs
For the pensions, won’t it depend on the type of visa? Can a student visa do that knowing you’re here for a short leave
Can you also do a content on Pensions too please
Hiii 👋🏾, I’ll try 👍🏽
Chidera, thanks for this video. Regarding the pension you talked about, did you transfer it to Moneybox to get the 25% government bonus?
No I didn’t. You need to as your HR what company they use for your pensions. My company uses NEST pensions
@@ChideraPeters Okay. Thanks a lot. So if Nest Pension invest it, will you still get the government bonus?
Thank you for this video Chidera.please is it worth contributing for pension?
Yes it is because of the contribution from your employer + tax relief from the Govt. so by not contributing? You’re essentially loosing out on “free” money
Do you need to have the 12% before you can access the 25% tax relief?
Oh no you don’t. You get the tax relief for any amount you pay into a pension
I believe the £300 monthly expense and saving up to 81% is possible because your husband pay all the bills. You should mention this in the video so people will not be misled
This shows you haven't been following her videos
lol 😂 it’s your audacity for me😭.
@@ChideraPeters audacity it is
You don't pay your tight every month?
lol didn’t see the need to state that as it’s not a goal but a normal thing to do for me
I love you Chidera, but sometimes you use “you”, “I” a lot. I get it, you say it within context but as a married woman I will encourage you to use words that involves your husband like “we”
Just an observation, no judgement at all
Okay, I get your concern. But what if my husband doesn’t want me speaking for him? Or putting his business out there? Also as much as I’m married - I’m still a separate individual with my own goals which can be separate from my husband’s. I hope you get?
@@ChideraPeters sure I do get it now you explained. As I said it an observation, one of the issues I am seeing with young women of today is the whole feminist culture which in turn hurts many marriages today so that was where I was coming from as you are a fantastic role model to many young women, your story is inspiring.
Started following you when my girlfriend told me about you, think she reached out on insta or Facebook so do really appreciate you.
I totally get you and appreciate the concern ♥️♥️
Thank you Chiders
Please enlighten us on stock narket,I know nothing about it if you can add investments that one could out money in and get something at the end, please anything investment darling ❤ thank you
Well noted 👍🏽
best video I have seen today
Thank you 🙏🏽
Hi Chidera, please I need your advice on Exchange traded funds. I sent you a dm on IG but no response from you yet.
It probably went to my message requests as I get a lot of messages. But what’s the question?
@@ChideraPeters oh ok no problem. I just want to know about Exchange traded funds or best investment option for a student in the uk