It’s a red flag if your partner won’t do this
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.
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Don’t let hidden fees ruin your breakfast
After Kenneth Hayne recommended that government and regulators act to stop the selling of junk insurance, consumers could be up for up to $1 billion in refunds. So if you’ve been sold junk add-on insurance, be sure to demand a refund and don’t let them ruin your day, write the Barefoot Investor.
Quality family time shouldn’t cost parents a fortune
As parents, we can get stuck on the idea that we need to spend a lot of money — especially in the school holidays — to create memories with our kids. But that’s not true, writes the Barefoot Investor.
Best way to prepare for a stock market crash
As retirement approaches for some, the inevitable stress about money looms. It’s unavoidable. Seriously, everyone over 60 I know stresses about a stock market crash, so let’s talk about how to prepare for it, writes the Barefoot Investor.
Barefoot Investor: Pour tax cuts into plastic surgery
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Is an Apple credit card worth getting?
This week Apple announced it’s launching a credit card simply called “Apple Card”. And it’s titanium, baby. But if you strip out the metal and the marketing, this is just another “debt card”. And you don’t need another one of those, writes the Barefoot Investor.
Huge inspiration for pulling your weight
The process of taking control of your finances can build up continual small wins, which can help to build confidence little by little. Barefoot reader, Claire, has not only changed her life, she has saved her life, writes the Barefoot Investor.
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