Barefoot Investor’s top tips amid coronavirus panic
Barefoot Investor Scott Pape is warning Australians not to make rash money decisions fuelled by coronavirus panic — and says financially, it’s not all doom and gloom.
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It’s a long road to recovery after you lose it all
What happens after a bushfire when the media moves on and the cameras stop rolling. A new documentary with the Barefoot Investor reveals the unglamorous reality of getting back on your feet.
Investors get no gain without some pain
This week the stock market got a smack in the gob, but instead of panicking let’s view short-term uncertainty as the price you pay for higher long-term returns, writes the Barefoot Investor.
Don’t let the scammers bring you down
Even the wealthiest people in the world can be hacked. Amazon chief Jeff Bezos has built a trillion-dollar internet business but managed to click a dodgy link, so take precautions, writes the Barefoot Investor.
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Selling the city bolthole
THE Melbourne city apartment market is oversupplied and for some investors it is time to sell, writes Scott Pape.
You can be your own worst boss
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Time for home truth on partner
A CANCER battler needs to tackle her partner and his credit-card spending before sorting out her finances, writes Scott Pape.
Looking for paydirt in land deals
THE sales pitch was that if you were smart enough to own an option on a few plots of land in the Secret Valley Estate, well, you could become very, very rich.But it didn’t turn out that way, writes Scott Pape.
All at sea with sinking investment
INVESTING in shipping containers through an offshore company may not be seaworthy and could leave you open to losing your money, warns Scott Pape.
Is investing God’s real gift to women?
IT’S hard to imagine parents would pay a girl less pocket money than her brother. Then again, it’s hard to believe that corporate Australia would pay a woman less than a similarly qualified bloke.
Is it time to panic yet over Trump?
DONALD Trump may be a worry but the US has had its fair share of loonies in the oval office, writes Scott Pape.
A cash cow or risky whisky?
NANT Whisky produces a damn fine drop — it’s been referred to as “liquid gold” by a liquor buff. But its “investment opportunity” gave Scott Pape a hangover.
My son is on the Nibble!
YOU have to leave it to life to teach your grown-up children about getting into debt and dealing with payday predators, says Scott Pape.
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