As coronavirus panic descended it seems low interest rates and the fear of missing out made everyone start buying shares. Whether that was a wise move remains to be seen, writes the Barefoot Investor.
More than 1.8 million Australians have seized on the chance to dip into their superannuation. But family finance guru Scott Pape details why it could be a very bad decision.
Aussies are the biggest punters on the planet and credit cards used for gambling are a huge money spinner but it’s time to pile pressure on banks to put families before their profits, writes the Barefoot Investor.
Clearing your name after you’ve become the victim of identity fraud can take hours of work so the best approach is to keep yourself safe from scammers, writes the Barefoot Investor.
THANKS to Canberra, we have a chance to talk about the number one mistake people make when they retire, writes Barefoot Investor.
IGNORE pressure to get a credit card to be eligible for a home loan, you just need a good deposit, a great savings record and reliable employment history, writes Barefoot Investor.
IN honour of the political Punch and Judy show, I’m going to share with you the stories of two people who genuinely deserve your vote, writes Barefoot Investor.
TWO women wanting to have a home and children together don’t need to be afraid about sorting out their finances, writes the Barefoot Investor.
ONE of the most powerful people at the Australian Taxation Office, Assistant Commissioner Graham Whyte, has some advice for the Barefoot Investor.
A SUDDENLY single parent in his 50s with four young sons gets some detailed financial advice from the Barefoot Investor on safeguarding their future.
IF YOU want to get that pay rise you’ve been hankering for then apply yourself to the tough questions about your commitment, writes Barefoot Investor.
Middle Kingdom set for 40pc Virgin stake.
BUYING a home isn’t like buying a dog, a home is a long-term deal, writes Barefoot Investor.
I’VE never told you this before. If you think you’re close to ‘kicking the bucket’ (well, 55 and over), you need to read this.
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