Nov 22, 2017 | Everyday Money, Health and Wealth, Managing Money, Podcast, Retirement and investing, Saving
Lisa Linfield discusses how to start investing in this episode in 7 steps Seven Steps to start investing Click on this link to get the ‘how to invest’ download Step 1 – Just do it. Regardless of the amount, just get into the habit of saving as soon...
Nov 8, 2017 | Budgets, Debt, Earn extra income, Everyday Money, Health and Wealth, Managing Money, Mindful Money, Saving
This is the fifth in our series on the 7 Steps to health and wealth. Step 1 was about understanding that without a compelling reason to change behaviour, you won’t. And that reason usually comes in two forms: A sudden A-Ha moment of insight or crisis, or a...
Nov 3, 2017 | Budgets, Debt, Earn extra income, Everyday Money, Health and Wealth, Managing Money, Saving, Uncategorized
This is the fourth in our series on the 7 Steps to health and wealth. Step 1 was about understanding that without a compelling reason to change behaviour, you won’t. And that reason usually comes in two forms: A sudden A-Ha moment of insight or crisis, or a...
Nov 1, 2017 | Debt, Earn extra income, Everyday Money, Health and Wealth, Mindful Money, Saving, Uncategorized
This is the third part in our series on Health and Wealth. Step 1 was about understanding that without a compelling reason to change behaviour, you won’t. And that reason usually comes in two forms: A sudden A-Ha moment of insight or crisis, or a very strong...
Oct 25, 2017 | Advanced investing, Budgets, Debt, Everyday Money, Health and Wealth, Mindful Money, Protecting your money, Retirement and investing, Saving
I’ve often said that, in many ways, health and wealth are similar (read here). Like all analogies, there is a point at which they fall short. But sometimes, it’s easier to learn a new topic when you can hook it onto a subject you understand well. Both...
Oct 3, 2017 | Budgets, Debt, Everyday Money, Managing Money, Mindful Money, Saving
This morning I was researching the Money Mindset. I came across this quote by Mark Ford that in order to stop the spending spiral, “Stay in the house you have”. It immediately took me back to one of my favourite books, The Millionaire Next Door....
