Every now and then, you hear stories of people who managed to increase their wealth dramatically over a few years, and you think (with a slight hint of bitterness), ‘Some people get lucky’. But what if we told you that you can grow your money from a humble €10k to €100k in just 5 years? Sounds like some sort of marketing hoax, doesn’t it? But it isn’t. It’s the perfect combination of commitment to contribute to your financial future, and a generous annual interest rate.

In our increasingly busy lives, we are constantly doing something – both physically and mentally. We fill our days with back-to-back activities, leaving us no time to catch our breath. And when we do have 5 minutes in between those activities, we do more stuff. We respond to text messages, catch up on our Facebook feed or give a friend a call – because we have a bit of ‘spare time’. We don’t seem to stop, breathe and just be present.

Not a big fan of books, are you? What if we tell you that reading is one of the seven ‘rich habits’ of highly successful people? In fact, there are at least 5 billionaires out there who credit their success to being voracious readers – and some of them spend at least 80% of their day with their heads buried in a book.

The 20s are often seen as the most carefree time of your life. It’s the perfect time to make mistakes, people say, since your main task is to enjoy being young and free from commitments. But there’s quite a big difference between the early and late 20s. If in your early 20s, you make financial decisions that lead to an oppressive credit card debt, you may need to spend the years before you turn 30 rectifying the situation.

From a workout in the gym to your best friend’s wedding – a stylish bun is versatile and can be the right hairstyle for pretty much any occasion. While you may rock your usual bun like a queen, just like with any hairstyle, things can get boring and may need spicing up every once in a while. But don’t worry – there are plenty of stylish bun hairstyles to choose from, and we will show you how you can master 4 new low bun hairstyles today.

In the picturesque mountain valley Quebrada de Humahuaca – a Unesco World Heritage site – lies the dusty and enchanting town of Tilcara. With traces of human habitation that date back more than 10,000 years, Tilcara is one of the oldest continuously inhabited places in Argentina. The town’s rich indigenous culture and the dramatic mountains that surround it make this little town a very appealing destination in Argentina. Nos vemos allí!

Mornings can be hard. There’s usually a lot to do in very little time, and many of us rush through our entire routine from the moment our alarm goes off. We don’t have time to slow down and ease ourselves into the day - we’re too preoccupied with ticking off our to-do list, and making mental notes of what not to forget before running out the door.

Opting for a loft conversion in London isn’t only a cost-effective way to use the full potential of your home – it is also a great way to substantially increase the value of your property. But, how much can you expect to spend on converting your unused loft into a bright and airy living space? Are there particular types of loft conversion in London that are more affordable than others?

A couple of weeks before I was due to depart for Marrakech, my excitement turned into anxiety. I had overheard from someone that Morocco wasn’t a safe place for a woman traveller, and, being a natural worrier, really freaked out. Coffees with my female friends who had been to Morocco turned into quizzing them about their travel experiences. I no longer cared about the beautiful landscapes and the incredibly affordable Argan oil.

If someone asked you when the best time of the year to get married is, you probably wouldn’t say winter. It’s cold, it’s windy and, worst of all, it’s icy – no one wants to see the bride slip and trip before she has time to say ‘I do’! Yes, it can be – but it can also be magical. Fluttering snowflakes, fairy lights, crackling of fire and your guests sipping gingerbread martinis – with some creativity, winter weddings can be turned into your own magical winter wonderland.

Kat Von D, a well-known entrepreneur, TV personality and passionate animal rights activist, was once asked what inspired her to live a vegan lifestyle. “Veganism changed me”, Kat told Mercy for Animals. “It taught me to look past myself, to consider how my choices affect others – the animals, the people around me, and the planet we live on. To me, veganism is consciousness.”

When you think of the term ‘investor’, a stereotypical image of someone with a ‘stash of cash’ and a shiny, new car may pop into your head. And that’s far from surprising: back in the day, the norm was that only those who had big money to start with had the opportunity to invest and make more. But times are changing. These days, thanks to the likes of P2P investing and other exciting opportunities for online investment, it has become more accessible to those who previously may not have been able to capitalise on it.

Making home improvements that add value to your property is an investment, which every homeowner in London should consider. Improving the look and functionality of your home can significantly increase its value – and make your home a more enjoyable place to live. There are plenty of quality home enhancements to help unleash your home’s full potential. We listed 5 ways to add value to your home in London, along with some guidance on how to impress potential buyers.

While it’s true that Argentineans and Chileans love their asado (traditional barbecue), vegan lifestyle is becoming more popular in South America. Unsurprisingly, one of the best South American cities for vegan cuisine is the capital of Chile, Santiago. There are plenty of cafes that only sell plant-based food, and lots more vegetarian places that offer vegan options.

A new YouGov Business Omnibus survey reveals that a sixth (17%) of British business decision makers think making sure employees maintain a healthy work-life balance is not important to their company. Additionally, the research found that a notable proportion (15%) of organisations in the UK also don’t place any focus on the mental health and wellbeing of employees.