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.
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…
If you know the answers to all of these money questions, you already know quite a lot about financial planning. So, how many can you answer – off the top of your head?
When we think about who to position as the hero in our business… we’ll often think about ways to raise our own brand profile… and about what else we need to do to prove that we’re leaders (or ‘thought leaders’) in our field. But, whatever our ambition, we should never forget that the person who…
What can you change? I just love this advice on the things we can and cannot change.
On this site, and in my book, ‘Who can you trust about money?’ I focus on ideas to help you achieve more of what matters to you – for yourself or your loved ones. Here I want to share one simple but powerful idea (with many applications in life) which could help any teenager make…
This truly wonderful video by Derek Sivers explores the meaning of life in under 20 minutes! This is seriously worth watching…
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?
I hope this Insight, on Financial Education, is of interest to a very wide audience. However, it’s written primarily for employers and particularly for leaders of financial service providers who’d like to ‘up their game’ in this critically important area.