Don’t wait until you’re too old to invest in great memories
Here’s a Barefoot life lesson: Once you’ve covered your financial bases you should spend your money on creating great memories instead of just accumulating wealth.
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Top tip: How to stay afloat in treacherous financial waters
Inflation has put an end to our smooth sailing. Here’s what Scott Pape suggests you do this week to get your ship in order as we enter more treacherous waters.
Barefoot’s report card on dud super funds
Scott Pape’s critique of Australia’s worst performing super funds reads like his Year 8 report card. And you should be worried if this is where you have your retirement savings.
‘Bloody hard!’ Barefoot lifts the lid on how he runs his business
Bastards, bust-ups and borrowing too much are the ‘three Bs’ to avoid in business says Scott Pape, who this week for the first time shares how he runs his own Barefoot Investor set-up.
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How to teach your kids the value of money
Most parents who pay their kids pocket money are only doing it half right. The main money lesson comes in what they do with it.
How a pub trip can refresh your financial life
Believe it or not, but a trip to the pub is the best way to start sorting out your financial goals, writes the Barefoot Investor.
How to bounce back from recession in 2021
With Australia still reeling from the comedown of its longest economic boom in history, here’s how to get on top of your finances in 2021.
How to get your finances sorted for 2021
If 2020 taught us anything, it’s that life is full of surprises but these five key money questions will help you future-proof your finances for whatever 2021 has in store.
Banks teaching kids money is like Maccas teaching about diet
For far too long schools have outsourced the teaching of essential financial life skills to banks who have used it as an advertising play. But that stops now and the real education begins.
How to spot a dodgy investment
A guaranteed 8 per cent return on a $10,000 investment sounds like a dream come true, but in reality it could cause you one hell of a financial hangover. Here’s how to spot a fake.
The safe move that will prevent you from being sorry
Keeping your family’s finances safe could be as easy as a trip to Bunnings, saving time and heartache when life goes astray, writes the Barefoot Investor.
Mortgage wars: How to get a better rate on your loan
The RBA has announced a record low rate cut that is expected to stick around, which means it’s the perfect time to shoot for a better rate on your loan, writes Barefoot Investor. Here’s how.
Scott Pape’s guide to getting a pay rise
Just because we’re facing a recession, doesn’t mean you should be selling yourself short when it comes to getting a pay rise — you never know when that spare cash could come in handy, writes the Barefoot Investor.
Being filthy rich won’t buy you higher investment returns
You’ve already made your fortune, but you want to invest. The key is to focus on simplifying your life, writes the Barefoot Investor.
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