What to do when your husband loses $57k on crypto
It’s been a scary time on financial markets and Barefoot has some sage advice for a woman whose husband lost big on crypto.
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Barefoot’s cracked the Xmas shopping code
Books on financial speculation, the private thoughts of the wisest Roman emperor in history and the best way to change your habits are in Scott Pape’s Santa sack this year.
Barefoot’s tips to beat surging food bills
Food prices have surged a staggering 30 per cent this year and are likely to shoot even higher in 2022. Here’s what you can do to beat the price rise.
Red flag: Why Scott Pape’s not chasing a 17% crypto return
Scott Pape prays for his crypto critics, telling them any investment that offers a 17 per cent yield is a red flag that they are taking on an increased risk.
‘Best of luck’: Scott Pape’s advice to crypto buyers
There are 7773 cryptocurrencies in the world and Barefoot Investor Scott Pape says the vast majority will end up being worth digital diddly squat.
‘Never, ever felt wealthier’: Scott Pape’s best investment
Barefoot Investor Scott Pape has returned from a massive road trip around Australia — which gave him the best investment he’s ever made in his life.
‘Saving money ruined my life’, Barefoot
Saving money can be one of the toughest things to do — and it may not always bring you happiness. It’s what you do with it that counts.
Fit your own safety mask before helping the kids
It’s natural to want to help your children with money but think twice before you dip into your own pockets to help them buy their first home.
How to snap up stocks without buyer’s remorse
As the housing market gets more depressing, Aussies are falling in love with stocks. Learn to lose your stock market virginity — and not regret it.
Barefoot: ‘This may make an accountant’s blood boil’
Scott Pape isn’t sorry he pointed Australians to an ATO tool that could help them. Now he’s found a new way to help build on retirement savings.
Why tax time doesn’t need to be a grind
Most of us dread tax time but while leaning on an accountant can be invaluable for some, many wage earners can safely kick H&R down the block.
Barefoot Investor: How to not bring up a spoilt brat
Money guru Scott Pape says teaching kids from a young age to work hard is essential to avoid every parent’s worst nightmare.
Rich getting richer while young getting nowhere
Young people in this country have the financial odds stacked against them. But here’s how they can get ahead in the game.
How renters are being ripped off
A new “rewards” program is doing the rounds promising renters a great return just for paying their rent. And I’m outraged.
Book some time to invest in yourself
From learning to control your attention span to what Bill Gates calls the best business book he’s ever read, these books will beef up your brain.
Don’t waste time or energy betting on crypto
Our younger years are when we really need to focus on the hustle — so invest in skills that will pay dividends and don’t rely on crypto.
Pays to be a financial wolf and not a stock market sheep
It can pay to look past the ‘herd mentality’ that grips markets and make your own judgments, even if it makes you look stupid at the time.
Invest in your life, not just your bank account
Most of the things society has us chasing won’t mean a thing when we die. One of the world’s greatest investors has revealed the secret to obtaining real wealth.
This policy doesn’t have me dancing on the table
Josh Frydenberg has done a good job with the Federal Budget but he’s created a policy that will lead many into financial insecurity, writes Scott Pape.
The best gift you could ever give your mum
Many people see Barefoot as being about money-grubbing finance, but at its core it’s about how to look after those we love. Here’s the best thing you could do for your mum.
Why switching off makes everyone a winner
The true currency of the internet age is attention, so Big Tech will continue to use psychological tricks to steal more of ours — and now it’s trying to hook us even younger.
Why even a little bit is a sorry joke
Cryptocurrency is a fascinating area but it’s stressful being a gambler. There is no skill involved, and the odds are stacked against you.
Five podcasts that will leave you feeling rich
Podcasts where intelligent people talk about interesting things can leave you feeling really rich. Here are five worth listening to.
How to offer immediate help in a crisis
The “once-in-a-century” floods in NSW are an unfolding financial disaster for many families. But a small donation can make a huge difference in someone’s life.
Why a bank card for your child can be a good thing
Teaching kids about money can be a daunting task, but giving them the responsibility of a bank card may not be so bad.
How you should really be investing your money
We are in the midst of a deadly pandemic that shows no sign of slowing, but before you turn to the volatile stock market to make some extra coin — there are easier (and safer) ways to invest your money, writes Barefoot Investor.
How financial fitness can help you sleep soundly
Coronavirus is causing all sorts of stress but succumbing to scammers on Facebook or borrowing right now to invest will only make it worse. The Barefoot Investor says sorting your finances — and trying a weighted blanket — can help us all sleep more easily in these trying times.
How demolishing debt can set you free
Whether you’re getting ready to expand your family or you’re still in your 20s and having fun, paying off your debts remains the most important step on the road to financial freedom, writes the Barefoot Investor.
Why it’s crucial to act now to avoid slaughter
Right now we’re in the early stages of reopening the economy and riding a wave of optimism after a long lockdown, but by September we’ll be smack bang in the deepest recession in living memory. So now’s the time to hatch a plan that gets you on the front foot, writes the Barefoot Investor.
How fear of missing out is driving the share market
As coronavirus panic descended it seems low interest rates and the fear of missing out made everyone start buying shares. Whether that was a wise move remains to be seen, writes the Barefoot Investor.
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