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5 Financial Myths You Need to Ignore ASAP

When it comes to money, everyone seems to have an opinion or else be seeking a magic “get rich quick” solution. Unfortunately, we can’t all win the lottery nor can we expect to just create wealth by wishing for it. We can, however, get informed, learn our options, and efficiently invest and manage our money […]

30 August 2019

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myntladmin

Finance

10 Things to Avoid in Your First Year of University

Navigating your first year of university can be a bit of a minefield. There’s a plethora of opportunities and that means that there’s a whole range of lessons for you to learn. Here’s 10 things I learnt the hard way… and now you can learn from my mistakes. Don’t bring every single piece of clothing […]

30 August 2019

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Emily Carter

Education

My story isn’t over yet.

Sometimes life doesn’t treat as you hoped it would and it can be overwhelming. Waiting for exam results, having to decide what’s next, big changes such as moving, starting or losing a job, or even just that feeling that you are not good enough as you haven’t managed to achieve what it looks like others […]

31 August 2019

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Cheryl Gomery

Lifestyle

How To Conquer Fresher’s Nerves.

The start of university is perhaps one of the most nerve-wracking time of your life. Even if you are excited to get out there, meet new people, study and become more independent, you will still be nervous. Fresher’s week is the pivotal moment of university. You are suddenly launched from the comfort of your family […]

31 August 2019

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Gayleen Hodson

Education

How to Deal with Homesickness: 6 Tips for Your First Year Away From Home

One thing that a lot of freshers struggle with during their first year is homesickness. Whether or not you care to admit it, I think we all end up feeling it every now and then. No matter how many people you surround yourself with in that first year, feeling homesick is incredibly common. In fact, […]

31 August 2019

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Amy Jackson

Well being

How Asking For Help Changed The Way I Work

I used to be someone who liked to do everything by myself. I would rather sit and struggle by myself than admit to anybody that I needed their help. I would very rarely want anybody to read my work, unless the teacher had already said that it was good and that they could use it […]

01 September 2019

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Emily Carter

Education

What Is Happiness?

“Happiness is a choice, and a very difficult one,” a phrase that I repeat every day. For a very long time, I didn’t understand how to maintain the feeling of happiness, and that would, in turn, worsen my mood. This continued for a long stretch of time, until I took the time to take a […]

01 September 2019

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Chillee Noir

Lifestyle

Keeping Drink Safe… No Spiking

This summer, one of the scariest things happened for me as a parent. My daughter got her drink spiked. Luckily she was with her best friend & her friend knew her well enough to actually know something was wrong & got her home safe & sound! It is one of the most concerning things you […]

02 September 2019

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Cheryl Gomery

Well being

How University Changed My Relationship With Food (And Myself)

Before I started University, I didn’t have a very healthy relationship with food. I was eating the wrong things, eating too much and gaining weight. Before I started uni, I had to decide that enough was enough. I had to decide that I wanted to make a change. What really helped me decide to change […]

02 September 2019

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Emily Carter

Education