If you really want to learn about money – but find the subject leaves you baffled or bored – you’re not alone and this Insight is for you. (Financial experts might find it interesting too)
This boiling frog story is for anyone in their 30s or 40s. Perhaps you’ve heard the story of the boiling frog before but in this NEW version, it gets out of the water – long before it gets too hot.
Watch the video above to learn why you can’t rely on the newspapers for guidance about money And, of course, it’s not just the newspapers who will mislead you around money
So, why would you bother learning to master your money? After all, if you hit a snag (which we all do, from time to time) you can simply ‘Google’ the answer… and everything will be fine, right? Well no, Google can’t help here… and it’s worth knowing why because it’s the biggest reason we all…
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?
In this Insight, we’ll explore how you’re different to everyone else. And why that’s so important for your financial planning
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 😉
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.
Hey, have you heard about my cappuccino savings idea? No, well how would you like to, build a fund of £50,000 (or more) for the price of a coffee each day?
So what really matters to you? Let’s have a think with this wonderful – and funny – story on the meaning of life