A warning about financial education
You should never trust
12th October 2020A warning about financial education
You should never trust
12th October 2020So where can you get a solid financial education? Watch the video (above) or read below.
So where can you get a solid financial education? Watch the video (above) or read below.
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…
If you plan to continue working for several years, but you’re thinking about a big change in direction, this Insight is for you.
This very short Insight on how to stop getting cross about money is covered, completely in the video above.
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.
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)
If you have arguments about money with your partner – or you sense an argument is brewing – this Insight is for you. You might also find this Insight useful even if ‘money is no problem’ in your home, currently, or to share it to help others.
Children… doing more around the house? Yes, I know it sounds impossible, but it’s not. So, let’s get straight into this.
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?