Engaging teenagers has been the hardest thing I have ever done in my career but in a few short years these kids will be fresh meat for financial institutions, so while they’re still in school, they need to learn how the game works against them, writes the Barefoot Investor.
After inviting readers to open up about being scammed, the Barefoot Investor received a raft of stories involving guilt, shame, and threats of humiliation. So this week’s financial lessons come from the questions, not the answers.
It’s that time of year again. If you’re on the lookout for a new accountant, this is how you can find a great money mentor who provides trustworthy advice at tax time, writes The Barefoot Investor.
It’s a dodgy scheme that’s seen Aussies lose thousands of dollars. But this week the Barefoot Investor decided to have a bit of fun with the scammers.
IF you have a burning money issue, or you want to win a fight with your spouse, put your questions to Barefoot Investor.
If you have a burning money issue, or you want to win a fight with your spouse, put your questions to Barefoot Investor.
If you have a burning money issue, or you want to win a fight with your spouse, put your questions to Barefoot Investor.
IF you have a burning money issue, or you want to win a fight with your spouse, put your questions to Barefoot Investor.
IF you have a burning money issue, or you want to win a fight with your spouse, put your questions to Barefoot Investor.
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.
If you have a burning money issue, or you want to win a fight with your spouse, put your questions to Barefoot Investor.
SOME people get held up by a drunk with a knife — others get robbed by a salesman with a pen. Let me introduce you to one, writes Scott Pape.
IF you have a burning money issue, or you want to win a fight with your spouse, put your questions to Barefoot Investor.
EACH year, without fail, the first Christmas card I get is … from my bank. They never forget, bless them. They’re more regular than the fat man when it comes to Christmas credit.
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