What interest rates will do in 2020
More interest rate cuts are expected in 2020 with never before seen deals. Sophie Elsworth explains what it means for borrowers and savers.
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Barefoot Investor’s Afterpay Christmas warning
As Scott Pape films his new TV series to help kids with money and runs his financial counselling training, he has a message for everyday Australians using buy-now, pay later this Christmas.
Give them the gift that lasts forever
Years ago, I cracked the Christmas shopping code and now I give everyone the ultimate present, the gift of books. Here is some inspiration for your Christmas list, writes the Barefoot Investor.
How ignoring the haters is the best revenge
Not all readers are cheering for the Barefoot Investor. Here he reveals some of the angriest emails from the past year, but he doesn’t mind the haters because he just wants to “look after the battlers” — and make his dad proud.
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Share the learning of country life
GROWING up in the country can really pay dividends: a solid work ethic, business smarts, and a foundation in blue chip share investing, says Barefoot Investor
Bonds that bind for long term
IT’S a time to reflect on where you’re heading, and how you can help the children who are running around at your feet, writes SCOTT PAPE.
Boyfriend is just not worth it
LOANING more and more money to a boyfriend is cash you probably won’t see back, warns BAREFOOT INVESTOR.
Winners are sinners in Fogey Awards
GOOD evening and welcome to the Fogey Awards for 2015, the annual awards celebrating the characters who’ve managed to put a bit of showbiz into the world of investing, writes BAREFOOT INVESTOR.
Shares can make sense
A GRANDMOTHER’S gift can be honoured by using her money to begin learning about investing in the share market, says SCOTT PAPE.
One for all the haters
AFTER seeing me answer thousands of questions over the past decade, you may believe that my inbox is a picture of puff pastry and strawberries. It’s not.
At odds with sense over lotto
DON’T test your luck by trying to win Set For Life lotto because smart people don’t play the lotto, says BAREFOOT INVESTOR.
Don’t feed the fat cats with super
PEOPLE facing retirement don’t always fret about having too litle money left. SCOTT PAPE explains.
Beware the online scam
ANYONE who hands over savings to people who send spam emails and employ robots to make quick profits is throwing money away, writes BAREFOOT INVESTOR.
An investment idea that will grow
I GET a lot of questions from grandparents wanting to know how to set their grandkids up. Here’s how not to do it.
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