Clever marketing has convinced us we need to constantly upgrade all our stuff to live a good life. It’s consumerism on steroids, and we need to see it for the bullshit it really is.
Clever marketing has convinced us we need to constantly upgrade all our stuff to live a good life. It’s consumerism on steroids, and we need to see it for the bullshit it really is.
Even when outside factors like the economy aren’t going so well, there is plenty we can do personally to improve our financial situation.
I share the process that has helped me make better financial decisions over the years.
Being healthy, fit and strong doesn’t require spending a fortune on the gym, supplements and gear.
How lots of small savings can make a huge difference to our wealth and financial progress.
Buying a dream house is often the one decision that keeps people trapped in their full-time jobs for the next 30 years.
Either we control our money, or it controls us. How to get on the right side of this relationship.
How to save a fortune on your groceries. My strategies for staying well fed at low cost.
Why spending extra time working on your savings is more rewarding than trying to earn higher investment returns.
Quite often, the best thing we can do for ourselves, and our future, is the opposite of what we feel like doing.
How to get the outcomes we want without blowing all our money in the process.
A thought-provoking look at different insurances and whether it’s worth it or not. And how we can build our own ‘insurance’ fund.
