How to get your finances sorted for 2021
If 2020 taught us anything, it’s that life is full of surprises but these five key money questions will help you future-proof your finances for whatever 2021 has in store.
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Banks teaching kids money is like Maccas teaching about diet
For far too long schools have outsourced the teaching of essential financial life skills to banks who have used it as an advertising play. But that stops now and the real education begins.
How to spot a dodgy investment
A guaranteed 8 per cent return on a $10,000 investment sounds like a dream come true, but in reality it could cause you one hell of a financial hangover. Here’s how to spot a fake.
The safe move that will prevent you from being sorry
Keeping your family’s finances safe could be as easy as a trip to Bunnings, saving time and heartache when life goes astray, writes the Barefoot Investor.
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Daughter only cares for cash
A PARENT should take steps to ensure an entitled brat doesn’t get an inheritance they don’t deserve. A charitable trust would be an option, writes Barefoot Investor.
Best and worst ways to get money advice
GETTING financial advice is the same as to dating in your 20s, ‘play the field’, writes Barefoot Investor.
The best way to budget for a baby
PLANNING to start a family? The Barefoot Investor explains the key financial considerations and gives his tips on budgeting for a baby.
Home in the heart, not head
BUYING a home is both a financial and an emotional decision. So producing a spreadsheet to argue renting is better will not win the argument, writes the 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.
Lend your money and lose a friend
IF you have a burning money issue, or want to win a fight, put your questions to Barefoot Investor.
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