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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 »
Are you game enough to have your money skills judged by the financially ‘naughty’ or ‘nice’ Christmas rules? ‘Tis the season where children around the world are judged on whether they are “naughty” or “nice”… and their reward from Santa is based on the result. The threat of Santa’s retribution is always a great stick for… Read more »
Each week we ask a question to help you focus on an area of your finances that might need a closer look. This week: What’s the best way to teach kids about money? One thing we definitely know about maximising your wealth: start as early as possible. Compounding is the key, so the sooner you… Read more »
If you think you’re ‘too young’ to think about retirement, think again. If you want to retire rich, start saving for it now. By Alex Brophy Retiring rich is easy, until you’re old. Then your wrinkly old hands are tied to whatever assets you’ve accumulated in your taught-skinned youth. This means you should be thinking… Read more »
Do you love to socialise but find catching up is burning a hole in your wallet and your future savings? Here’s how you can spend less on socialising, so you can do more of it! We love to catch up with mates at the latest bar as much as the next person, but adopting a… Read more »
Books make the best gifts, always. The right one can change a life. So think of this ‘best money books’ list as being a gift for both your friend and yourself. What do you buy people as presents? I try to buy books! Books are excellent gifts because they’re a ‘thing’, but also an experience.… Read more »
Debt is a choice and if you believe otherwise, you need to ditch your debt mindset and change your reality. By Simone Milasas What is your point of view about debt? Does it seem normal, inevitable or unavoidable to you? Have you been taught to believe that debt is bad, wrong or a necessary evil?… Read more »
The problem is we value rewards today more than rewards in the future. But Future You wants you to rethink that strategy ASAP. Since having kids, I’ve found it hard to imagine the future. When they were babies, it was difficult to imagine what it would be like with toddlers. Once they became toddlers, I… 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 »
Ensuring your parents’ finances are in order is a big part of taking care of them in their old age. It’s a funny thing when you realise that your parents are old. It makes you reflect on their lives and it’s probably when the responsibility of care shifts to you looking after them. We’re talking… Read more »
