Are you open to thought experiments and new ideas? What if this idea could save you, or earn you, several thousands of pounds? Well, if like the sound of that, read on, because this one’s for you.
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 😉
Watch the video above to learn why you can’t rely on the newspapers for guidance about money.
Who wants to be – a less busy bee? Lots of us do, so let’s explore how to achieve more of what matters to us – without getting frazzled on the way?
A while back (January 2018) a young lady, Niamh, posted a question about financial planning on LinkedIn, and it went viral! Yes, incredibly, within just a few days her post attracted many thousands of likes and over 1,000 comments! Which is really odd when you think about it because most people would say that personal…
If you’re striving for more success on an important project (at home, in your job or your own business), this new series of Insights is for you. Here I’ll share 10 fundamental steps for getting your project on the road to success… …or cancelled as quickly as possible if it needs to be – before…
Do you ever get the feeling that your money is a monster – and one that’s best avoided? Don’t worry; you’re not alone, and this NEW series of Insights will help you take more control of your money, rather than have it control you!
This very short Insight on how to stop getting cross about money is covered, completely in the video above.
If you plan to continue working for several years, but you’re thinking about a big change in direction, this Insight is for you.
If you’d like to learn some real financial magic – this is it. It might even be one of the most magical money ideas you’ll ever see – and it doesn’t involve taking any silly investment risks. This is an idea that any good, qualified and regulated financial planner will confirm as valid. Just ask…