Work Finance explores the everyday relationship between earning, spending, saving, and surviving in the modern working world. This category looks at how money behaves once work enters the picture — from first paychecks and career shifts to budgeting habits, workplace benefits, and the quiet financial decisions that shape long-term stability.
Rather than focusing on get-rich-quick schemes, Work Finance is about realistic money thinking for real people. Posts in this category reflect on wages, pensions, workplace costs, side income, financial resilience, and how financial choices evolve across different stages of working life.
You’ll find thoughtful, practical content that connects work to wider financial wellbeing — acknowledging uncertainty, change, and the fact that most financial progress happens slowly and quietly, often in the background of everyday routines.
MS time perception reshapes how moments are lived — stretching minutes, erasing hours, and leaving memories untethered. Through fables, science, and lived experience, this article explores temporal distortion in multiple sclerosis and offers ways to adapt with patience, routines, and resilience.
Facing MS is tough enough—add financial stress, and it can feel unbearable. This honest post explores how we navigated mortgage fears, redundancy, and benefits to stay afloat and find relief. Work, finance and MS: a balancing act we had to master.