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As your adult children become financially independent and your net wealth grows, you may find that you can reduce your life cover to a certain extent.
If you’ve previously made a soft loan to a friend or family member, you may be regretting that decision and contemplating asking for the money back.
According to an ancient Chinese proverb, ‘The best time to plant a tree was twenty years ago; the second-best time is now’.
Teaching children the magic of compound interest can be fun and memorable, and requires shifting the child’s focus from short-term to long-term goals.
According to Beth Kobliner, author of the award-winning book ‘Get a Financial Life’, children as young as 3 years old can grasp basic financial concepts such as saving and spending. And a report by Cambridge University revealed that children’s money
Whether it’s dumping shares, stocking-piling toilet paper or sipping bleach, greed and fear can drive seemingly rational people to make irrational decisions, especially in times of crisis.
Many people shy away from investing because they believe it is akin to gambling and the risks are too high. There is a common misconception that, because investment markets are volatile by nature, investing in equities represents a higher risk
If employed appropriately in one’s portfolio, maximum benefit from Tax-Free Savings Accounts can be achieved over the longer-term.
