Articles by Paul Claireaux

Rhino Ron likes to ‘charge’

and now he's got a new way to do it

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Rhino Ron likes to ‘charge’

and now he's got a new way to do it

Ron is a Rhino. So, he likes to charge 😉 In fact, he charges rather too much and knows his clients are getting wise to this. So, he’s decided to step into the 21st century… with a new ‘fixed fee’ basis of charging; here’s how he explains it.

5 reasons why we procrastinate

and how we can get ourselves unstuck

Voltaire Perfect enemy of good

5 reasons why we procrastinate

and how we can get ourselves unstuck

In this Insight, we’ll explore 5 reasons why, according to one world-leading psychiatrist, we procrastinate… but first, let’s take a quick look at a linked idea about happiness.

Get your teenagers flying

teach them to invest *early* in themselves

Teenagers flying

Get your teenagers flying

teach them to invest *early* in themselves

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…

How not to choose a coach

And how to choose the right one

No one cares what you know

How not to choose a coach

And how to choose the right one

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 on expensive pensions

and why they don't have to be

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Rhino Ron on expensive pensions

and why they don't have to be

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.

The cappuccino savings plan

And the remarkable story of compound returns

Cappuccino £50,000

The cappuccino savings plan

And the remarkable story of compound returns

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?