I guess we all use advisers or coaches for help – from time to time – in different areas of our lives. But how do you choose a good one?
Rhino Ron thinks he’s a day trading (spread betting) guru … and that he can teach you to be the same. Know anyone like that? Here he explains the value of his Day Traders course
Let me introduce you to Joe. He needs your help because he doesn’t understand the real and horrendous risks of spread betting.
No one cares, how much you know … until they know how much you care What a truly brilliant insight that is… from Theodore (Teddy) Roosevelt, U.S. president from 1901 to 1909. Quite clearly there are some business leaders who could learn a lesson from this. If you want to motivate people to work with…
In this Insight, we’ll explore how you’re different to everyone else. And why that’s so important for your financial planning
Rhino Ron is a bad adviser, who’s dimwitted and charges too much. Here he explains the meaning of long term investment
Rhino Ron is a bad adviser, who’s dimwitted and charges too much. Here he explains just one reason why pension quotations are often so ridiculously high.
In this second of three Insights to help thirty and forty-somethings plan their money, we briefly explore the question of who you can trust for help. I say briefly because there’s enough in this question to write a very good book 😉
I love that ‘Ikigai’ concept – don’t you? But do you really need a coach – to help you find your ‘sweet spot’ in life?
The video (above) will tell you why, in a nutshell, financial products are the last thing you need – to plan YOUR financial life. And here, we’ll explore what you need to put first.