8th share: How much is enough?
Another question from our survey was “How much is enough? How can I rate my financial health myself?” Well a […]
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7th share: Blending finances after previous relationships
Another question from our survey was how to blend finances after both parties have been married before and thus set
6th share: Financial New Year Resolutions
Another question on our survey requested hints for staying true to your convictions. Without going on for days đŸ˜‰ here’s
5th Share: How much money do you need in retirement?
Depending what country you live in the amount you require in retirement will vary greatly however the principle is the same. The
4th share: Where does the time go????
To answer another question on our survey, we all have 168Â hours in a week. Sure, some people outsource some tasks
share 3: Answering the question from our survey of …
“Why can’t I budget?” There may be a few deeper reasons for this so the general answer I can give
Share 2: How is it that 2012 was the year you …..
If you’ve subscribed to the newsletters at www.financialfitness.com.au you’ll know that our minds are our greatest asset. As the most
Share 1: How can you get 650% return on your money?
After 50 lessons over the last 2 years, welcome to my first “share”. I hope 2012 has started well for
last lesson: From now on they’ll be “Shares”
Yes, in 2012 they’ll become Shares instead of lessons. Sharing social capital instead of capitalism đŸ˜‰ So now…. Give the
lesson 49: less stuff means less stress
If you’re cleaning stuff out to make room for more “stuff” over Christmas, remember less stuff means less stress. Don’t