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With the start of a new year, you can now put the past behind you. You can start again and have a sense of hope and optimism about the future. Here are five ideas that might help you make progress with your money in the year ahead.
There is no silver bullet or magic wand to building wealth, and what works for one person might not work for another. But, I've observed several things that keep some people poor.
If you are thinking of buying a house you might need to change how you work out fair value, to avoid losing a lot of money.
I know many people are worried, scared, overwhelmed and fearful about their current or future financial situation. The media is full of stories of doom and disaster, much more than stories of hope, opportunity and success. Even the most cheerful optimist is doing well to avoid feeling down and discouraged about life right now.
This week I speak to Nick Earls and Eric DiNicola, co-founders and principals of Winterspring Capital, a company looking to simplify the process of passive real estate investing.
Nick and Eric share the highs and lows of their empire-building journey and some of the most important things they learnt along the way.
This week I speak to Jamie York, a rapidly rising star in the world of property investment and Managing Director at Aspire Property Group.
Jamie bought his first investment property whilst at university. Through his property consultancy, Aspire, Jamie works closely with investors to build a profitable and growing portfolio of rental properties across the UK.
This week I speak to Ellie Swift, entrepreneur and marketing and mindset coach.
Ellie left her corporate job to pursue her dream of running her own business. Investing her time and energy into her company, Swift Ventures, she built a multi-six figure business in under two years through the power of online marketing strategy, social media and mindset.
This week I speak to Shahar Abrams, experienced crypto investor and professional in the blockchain industry, on a mission to improve personal finance education nationally.
Travelling down the data science route, Shahar worked at IBM for a number of years. When he came across Kiyosaki’s Rich Dad, Poor Dad, it put him in a frame of mind to focus more on active investing for himself.
This week I speak to Kizzy Parks, president of KPC, a Florida-based consultancy team.
Since 2008, Kizzy’s consultancy firm has been at the forefront of customised services that meet the needs of Federal agencies in the US. But when Kizzy first embarked on her entrepreneurial journey, she had $600,000 of debt and a company just about hitting breakeven.
This week I speak to Max Rofagha, a man on a mission to build the world's largest and most engaged finance community at finimize.com.
Wanting to financially educate himself, Max was perplexed at the complexity and relevance of financial resources available. This gave him his next business idea: to explain to every day people in under 3 minutes, what is happening in the world of finance and why you should care.
This week I speak to Cathi Harrison and Jo Campbell from Verve Group Financial Services.
We discuss entrepreneurialism, female roles in the finance sector, what it really takes to have your own business and how to keep your children grounded.
This week I speak to Jazz Rose, entrepreneur, property investor, mentor and speaker.
Shaped by his won challenges and experiences, Jazz is on a mission to transform people’s relationship with money. You can check out more about Jazz’s work, as well as access his popular Money Tracker, here.
Saving for your child's future is a great way to give them the best start in life, not so that they can do nothing but enough so that they can do anything. In this video, I discuss what are the best ways to put money aside for your children's future, including cash, bonds, equities, child's pension, friendly society plans, as well as HOW to decided which one is best for you.
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The UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak recently advocated people take out 30 or 35 year mortgages to make home buying more affordable in the face of higher mortgage rates. But if you follow this advice you’ll probably end up paying a very high price indeed.