Being stuck at home during stage four coronavirus restrictions has given us one thing — time. Start by getting a better deal on your home loan, turn your trash into cash, or get your kids to do it, and find the best ways to brighten your financial future, writes the Barefoot Investor.
The price of gold may be on the rise but it’s not quite as shiny as it seems. When it comes to long-term gain, it pays to follow the golden rule — only invest in things that regularly put money back in your pocket, writes the Barefoot Investor.
Despite the COVID crisis, money questions have been flooding in from readers about how to buy and trade stocks, or even gold. Maybe it’s down to raiding super, or the government stimulus, but the key to financial control is first to get out of debt, writes the Barefoot Investor.
Fact is, every generation must play the financial hand they’re dealt, and as a result of coronavirus one generation just got handed the Joker. But there are ways they can still fight their way up the money ladder, writes Barefoot Investor.
A CAREER change is called for if you can’t stand your job and it is hurting your home life — even if it means giving up a lot of dough, writes Barefoot Investor.
SPRING is an awesome time to liberate yourself from all the stuff that’s hanging around you like belly fat. It could change your life, writes the Barefoot Investor.
MAKING $10 million out of selling a farm sounds like a good start. But the next challenge is finding the right investment strategy. The Barefoot Investor has some ideas.
SATURDAY at our house is father-and-son day. Usually that means running around chasing chooks, manhandling the sheepdog and getting as dirty as possible.
AN executive chef earning a very good income on a superyacht might be all at sea over a bad credit rating. The Barefoot Investor has some advice.
CHILDREN are demanding, which can be exhausting on your holiday, but it’s damned good when they channel it into learning about money, writes the Barefoot Investor.
BE prepared to make difficult, disciplined decisions if you want to get out of debt and start saving to buy a home, writes the Barefoot Investor.
IT looks increasingly like the Government doesn’t have the ticker to beat the banks. So the Barefoot Investor is giving his own judgment.
IF YOU’RE smart you will make paying off your home a priority before you buy an investment property, writes the Barefoot Investor.
THE biggest lesson you learn from answering thousands of people’s questions is that most people ask the wrong question, but here are three that are different, writes the Barefoot Investor.
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