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Teaching kids about money is a class act

Kids spend roughly 2400 days in school, yet not one of those days is dedicated to learning the practical money skills they’ll be tested on every day of their lives. Now is the time to kick off the financial education revolution, writes the Barefoot Investor.

THIS IS EMBARGOED FOR THE HERALD SUN WEEKEND UNTIL JULY 14Barefoot Investor Scott Pape, with his wife Liz, at their farm in rural Victoria. Picture- Nicole Cleary
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Don’t let hidden fees ruin your breakfast

After Kenneth Hayne recommended that government and regulators act to stop the selling of junk insurance, consumers could be up for up to $1 billion in refunds. So if you’ve been sold junk add-on insurance, be sure to demand a refund and don’t let them ruin your day, write the Barefoot Investor.

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06/02/2009 BUSINESS: Scott Pape. The Barefoot Investor. HWT staff.

Year of heroes, villains

GOOD evening ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the Fogey Awards for 2014 – celebrating the characters who’ve managed to put a bit of sauce into the all-too-often sensible world of investing.

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