There is no point turning over a new financial leaf to take your finances to the next level unless you have a clear path, with no distractions. Some accountability helps, too. You’re pumped up for a new weight loss and get-fit program. You’ve got the blender, shakes, books and online subscription. The only issue is… Read more »
Fear and money are not good friends. Feeling scared of failure can lead even the most astute person to make the wrong money decisions. I always remember the acronym of fear: False Evidence, Appearing Real. Fear can grip any and every part of our life, but it bites especially hard when it comes to making… Read more »
Being a money minimalist will help you stay focused and avoid taking on unnecessary financial burdens. In this wild world where we have a heap of financial opportunities and options, it’s important to think strategically about how to invest your time and money. It’s not about how much stuff or money you have, but how… Read more »
Managing money in your 20s means learning to take risks while you dream up your future. Your 20s is the decade to take some risks. Because whatever happens, you have the most amount of time possible to recover. As you get older it becomes harder to take risks and bounce back if they fail. In… Read more »
Managing money in your 40s means clearing your personal debt and planning for well into your future. First up, I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again because it doesn’t matter how old you are — get out and stay out of consumer debt. We’re talking credit cards, personal loans, financed couches and TVs.… Read more »
Managing money in your 30s means getting your financial foundations sorted and beginning to invest for your future. Many people say that their 30s are the best years of their life, and we hope that’s 100 per cent true with regards to your money too! With a bit of common sense and a heap of… Read more »
