How kids can bag a Barefoot Bargain!
Scott Pape says children who shop and spend wisely can save more than just money. The final instalment in the Barefoot Kids summer challenge series shows you how.
Scott Pape says children who shop and spend wisely can save more than just money. The final instalment in the Barefoot Kids summer challenge series shows you how.
If you want to become a boss like Ava, who made $700 in two months selling flowers at her roadside stall, you can – just follow the steps in the Barefoot Kids summer challenge series.
You’ve earned your first stash of cash and now it’s time to divide it into three money buckets as we enter week two of Scott Pape’s Barefoot Kids summer challenge series.
Follow Scott Pape’s step-by-step guide to become a Barefoot Kid. Part one of the four-week summer challenge series shows youngsters how hard work is the real key to making money.
Scott Pape says the person delivering your eulogy won’t talk about your car, title or bank balance, but instead will talk about this.
Stuck for a Christmas gift? Here are the four books Scott Pape is putting under the Christmas tree. One of them might even help you get a hefty pay rise next year.
Scott Pape shares TV and podcast picks from his sick bed, plus a message for a wealthy woman whose husband doesn’t want her to retire.
Eight-year-old Amalia’s goal in life is to make the world a kinder place and the Aussie youngster, who’s featured in Scott Pape’s new book Barefoot Kids, is already making a difference.
No one is laughing at inspiring youngster Levi anymore after he started a business helping others with dyslexia and his success has earned him a place in Scott Pape’s new book.
Barefoot Investor Scott Pape has smashed records following the release of his hit new book for kids to help them save money.
Scott Pape wants the federal government to muster some political ticker and adopt this clever plan to stop scammers getting hold of our personal records. And it won’t cost us a cent.
A new book by the Barefoot Investor mixes inspirational stories of children’s financial successes with practical money tips.
Insurance questions are flowing to Barefoot Investor Scott Pape ahead of his book launch that focuses far beyond the big cities.
These are entrepreneurs with a difference – they are all under 15 and their thriving businesses all have Scott Pape’s tick of approval. See how they did it.
Scott Pape says accepting financial tips from Facebook and family members is dangerous for your future wealth. Heres’s why.
Scott Pape likes higher interest rates, which may put him at odds with most other financial commentators. This is Barefoot’s advice on how to get the best deal for your savings.
Barefoot Investor Scott Pape has offered a lifeline to Aussies worrying about kids and money – and a golden rule that every parent should follow in these tough times.
Scott Pape’s new book Barefoot Kids is about putting life-changing lessons directly into the hands of children everywhere. Read what inspired him to write it.
Australians are officially the richest people on the planet but Barefoot warns that house prices could eventually give up the 30 per cent gains they made during the Covid period.
Scott Pape says there is a fast, easy and free way to stop scammers running up credit in your name. Here’s what the Barefoot Investor recommends you can do.
Scott Pape reveals how he has perfected the work from home routine, and how a letter from a single mum has led him to warn Aussies of a scam robbing them blind.
Scott Pape says a new Kim Kardashian investment product may not deliver the bounty that people want.
There is a simple and elegant solution to help super fund members survive stock market crashes, says Scott Pape.
If you’re choosing a builder for your home you should be worried about them going bust, says Scott Pape. But there are some practical steps you can take to significantly reduce the risk.
Before you have kids, there’s one practical discussion you and your partner should have about money. It’s a big red flag if they refuse, says Scott Pape.
The big lesson from this pandemic is that the world is far too complex to predict anything — but investing and saving is the ultimate act of optimism.
Surely nobody falls for it? Sadly, yes – Aussies lose $36 million a year to phone scammers. Here’s what you do when they call.
It’s easier than you think to get your kids involved in the stock market and teaching them about finances, writes Barefoot Investor.
Barefoot Investor Scott Pape has broken the record books with his no-nonsense financial self-help advice for Australians.
Aren’t cars supposed to fall in value? Normally, yes. Yet in 2020, like most things, the car market had a bingle and prices surged. Here’s why.
Financial markets right now are a dog’s breakfast. I have no idea when it will end, but there is no doubt how it will: Badly. Mark my words, there’s a punchline coming.
Wall Street has dreamt up yet another way to screw young people, using two things they’re addicted to: gaming and sports betting.
Young gurus giving trading tips to inexperienced millenials on social media isn’t a great financial plan. Here’s how to invest to set up your future.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
You’ve already made your fortune, but you want to invest. The key is to focus on simplifying your life, writes the Barefoot Investor.
Ethical investing in Australia is so hot at the moment, and we’re recognised as some of the wokest investors in the world. And now it’s about to become a whole lot easier for people to grow their super in an ethical way, writes the Barefoot Investor.
Interest rates may be eye-wateringly low, and they may get even lower. But the safety of a boring savings account is important in these times of uncertainty, and is better than the alternatives, writes the Barefoot Investor.
COVID-19 has sped up the inevitable death of old-school, analogue cash and coins but while technology is rolling on, we still need to balance our privacy against our payments, writes the Barefoot Investor.
The Government may be encouraging us to spend up and spend big in the 2020 budget, but Australians wanting to get ahead in the long-term should do the exact opposite, writes Scott Pape.
If you think something is too good to be true, it normally is. So when I heard about the big banks’ last-ditch effort to make credit cards cool again with their “zero-interest” products — I knew there would be a serious catch, writes Barefoot Investor.
Instant trading apps, particularly those aimed at Millenials, turn buying and selling stocks into a game and can have a deadly impact on your finances and your future, writes Barefoot Investor.
Father’s Day is an excellent reminder of the important things in life, and hard work and dedication give all dads the ultimate form of wealth: time to spend with their kids, writes Barefoot Investor.
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