When you’ve lost your income it can be hard to know just what you should be spending your money on. The Barefoot Investor reveals three simple steps to help you get through the coronavirus crisis and why a “loan holiday” may not be the best thing for your mortgage.
Those who have lost their jobs or their small businesses during this coronavirus crisis are being offered a gamble by the government by being allowed to withdraw super. So how do we play our hand, asks the Barefoot Investor.
As the coronavirus crisis deepens it’s natural for us to worry about our finances. And while we are facing global uncertainty, there is one measure no one should turn to, writes the Barefoot Investor.
The past three weeks have been emotionally harrowing, especially for older people, but making investment decisions now is like being a mad shopper in Coles, hurtling down the aisle to claim the last pack of toilet paper. Panic won’t pay off in the long-run, writes the Barefoot Investor.
AT the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting Warren Buffett showed how he hasn’t hedged his bets on the share market. Barefoot Investor reports
A KNIGHT in shining armour must pass a final test – getting out of debt – before he gets the hand of his princess, writes Barefoot Investor.
THE Federal budget is just a bunch of middle-aged white guys trying to put lipstick on a pig, but when it comes to your household spending you should have it covered, writes The Barefoot Investor.
A MAN made a huge mistake years ago and ended up in jail. He turned it around, got a job, but has been made redundant. He asks Barefoot Investor Scott Pape for advice.
NEXT week I’m travelling to Omaha, Nebraska.It’s time for my annual pilgrimage to Warren Buffett’s ‘Woodstock for Capitalists’ shareholder meeting.
BAREFOOT Investor Scott Pape answers all your burning debt, saving and investment questions and suggests we start getting real about money matters.
A couple of months ago, I received one of the most shocking emails from a reader, writes Scott Pape.
IF you’ve got a burning money question, ask Barefoot Investor Scott Pape a question. Or he may have already answered it here.
The Barefoor Investor, Scott Pape, faces his toughest challenge yet.
BAREFOOT invester Scott Pape has answered reader questions about money — and responded to one reader’s unusual demand.
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