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.
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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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Challenge to fill your bucket list
ONCE a week, for the next four weeks, Barefoot Investor is offering his Date Night Challenges to help you manage your money.
Separate paths to nowhere
A COUPLE needs to have a “date night” to sort out their finances and decide whether they want to share their money or separate, writes Barefoot Investor.
Get out of debt — start now
MAKING your money work for you is still the best way forward, writes the Barefoot Investor.
And the winner is …
WELCOME to the Fogey Awards for 2016 — the annual awards celebrating the characters who’ve managed to put a bit of showbiz into the all-too-sensible world of investing. writes Barefoot Investor.
Don’t let emotions get exploited
GET yourself into a good financial state instead of letting institutions exploit your emotions for their own gain, writes the Barefoot Investor.
A novel way to find the perfect present
IT’S almost one week to Christmas and you haven’t bought any presents for your loved ones. Don’t fret, Barefoot Investor has the answer — books.
Terminal, so how to claim cash
FOLLOW the right strategy and you can get an early super payout for a terminal medical condition so you can have more family time, writes the Barefoot Investor.
Barefoot Investor: How to deal with haters
AFTER 12 years of being in the spotlight, Barefoot Investor has a PhD in dealing with haters. Here’s what he has learned about dealing with doubters.
Uncouple from the man-child
IT’S time to look at sorting out a financial mess by getting out of a marriage to a little boy who can’t be trusted with a credit card, writes Barefoot Investor.
Daughter only cares for cash
A PARENT should take steps to ensure an entitled brat doesn’t get an inheritance they don’t deserve. A charitable trust would be an option, writes Barefoot Investor.
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