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Anne Sebba on money, lockdown food and selling her Louboutins
Would you sell luxury shoes to reset your finances? Author Anne Sebba shares her lessons on money, work and what really matters.
‘My focus is financial independence, not early retirement’
Unlike the early retirees who are happy to retire on less than $50,000 a year, Jason from The FI Explorer blog wants to be able to maintain his comfortable lifestyle.
A new way to invest for kids: What you’ve missed this week
There's a new way to buy shares for your kids, and you can now earn frequent flyer points for borrowing money. Here's what you've missed this week.
Tim Harcourt on money, travel and real-world economics
Economist Tim Harcourt has made some savvy investments in his time. He also paid to ship his book collection from Canada to Israel and beyond as he travelled the world for work.
Kate is 22 and has been planning for retirement since she was 18
At just 22, Kate Campbell is already investing every spare dollar so she can retire at the age of 40.
Housing boom shows no sign of slowing: What you’ve missed this week
Australia's turbocharged housing market shows no signs of slowing, and a new retirement income product launches. Here's what you've missed.
Judith Beck on careers, money and building success
What's the smartest career move you can make, and how does money support it? FRG and FEW founder Judith Beck shares what she's learned, and why she once invested in a Jean-Claude Van Damme film.
How I retired early as a single woman and live on just $18k a year
Joanna has been retired for 12 years and, instead of eating into her capital, she has more invested than ever. Here's how she makes it work.
Ask Paul: We have $300k in the bank and don’t know what to do with it
Clint saved up $300,000 after paying off his home. Now, he tells Paul Clitheroe, he can't stop worrying about what to do with that money.
Why you shouldn’t keep up with the Joneses
Sophisticated as we think we are, we are in fact herd animals, and being around people who spend more makes us spend more.
