premium_iconBuild a bucket list for your financial freedomBarefoot Investor A MELBOURNE couple started paving a future by following the advice of the Barefoot Investor to set up a bucket strategy. Combined Shape0
premium_iconHow moving to the country changed this family’s lifeBarefoot Investor WHEN Scott Pape advised this family they needed to find another way to regain financial control they made a life changing decision. Plus how to wipe seven years off your mortgage. Combined Shape0
premium_iconEverything to know about paying off debtBAREFOOT IF you’re sick of waking up with a financial hangover, it might be time to detonate your debt. But where to start? The Barefoot Investor has everything you need to know, including HECS-HELP debts, car loans and what to do with your credit card. Combined Shape0
premium_iconHow to stop worrying about moneyBAREFOOT INVESTOR FOR most people, your pay comes in, money goes out, and you “hope” some is left over to put towards saving. It’s time to get your Mojo back, baby, says the Barefoot Investor.
premium_iconBooting kidults out is a kickstartBAREFOOT WHAT motivation do kidults have to save money while they’re living with family rent free? Absolutely none says the Barefoot Investor — it’s time to stop enabling their stupidity. Combined Shape0
premium_iconBitcoin bubble one of 2017’s dark horsesBarefoot Investor AFTER bursting out of the shadows in 2017 and seducing Wall Street and individual investors alike, can Bitcoin back it up in 2018? Barefoot Investor Scott Pape reveals the winners of his annual end-of-year Fogeys awards here. Combined Shape0
premium_iconDon’t fall for the banks’ borrowing trapBarefoot Investor DEALS from banks enticing young couples to borrow may look like the best offer since sliced bread, but there’s no such thing as a free lunch. Barefoot Investor Scott Pape shows you how to avoid falling into the banks’ borrowing trap. Combined Shape0
premium_iconIs this the key to buying for your first home?Scott Pape THE First Home Super Saver Scheme is finally law, but what is it all about and does it help first home buyers? For some, it’s worth opening an account now, says the Barefoot Investor. Combined Shape0
premium_iconMoney in marriage is a team sportBarefoot Investor A HUSBAND is working overtime to increase a couple’s “fun money” but his wife wants to pay off their home loan. Barefoot Investor Scott Pape weighs in on the bottom line and whether they should make time to smell the Bintang in Bali. Combined Shape0
premium_iconIf you’ve got a Uber account you need to read thisBarefoot UBER has fessed up to the fact it has been hacked — with the account details of 57 million users and drivers stolen. So how do you know if you’re among the one in 10 Aussies affected, asks the Barefoot Investor? Combined Shape0
premium_iconWhat to do if you want to be wealthyBarefoot Investor A MUM with a 21-year-old stepson has a plan and a migraine when it comes to his finances. But here’s what the Barefoot Investor suggests he should do if he wants to become rich. Combined Shape0
premium_iconWill buying a car help me get a home loan?Finance tips A TEENAGER saving for her first home wants to buy a car to get a credit rating, but is she going about it the right way? Here’s what Barefoot Investor Scott Pape thinks. Combined Shape0
premium_iconWhy Bitcoin and punting are the sameBarefoot Investor IF YOU invested $1000 in Bitcoin seven years ago, you’d be a multi-millionaire today. But before you rush out to buy shares, Barefoot Investor has this sobering advice. Combined Shape0
premium_iconWhy you should avoid investing in digital currencyDigital coins THE Barefoot Investor says he won’t be investing in digital currencies and he doesn’t recommend anyone else does either. Here’s why. Combined Shape0
premium_iconSave your undies, invest in home insuranceBe prepared WHEN Barefoot Investor lost his home to fire, he made sure everyone he knew had insurance. Scott Pape explains how you can reap the most from your insurer, if fire ravages your home.
premium_iconHow to save for your kidsBaby joy THE Barefoot Investor is over the moon to be having a new baby and is giving advice to new and soon-to-be parents, including how to help your child save and which schemes to avoid. Combined Shape0
premium_iconChildren lose out when banks winLife lessons FINANCIAL education is an essential life skill children must learn and it’s far too important to be left to a bank’s marketing department, writes Barefoot Investor. Combined Shape0
premium_iconA captive audience takes interestCompound power THE power of compound interest is a great leveller. It doesn’t matter how smart you are at school … or whether your father has been in jail, writes Barefoot Investor.
premium_iconLiving with debt is not the answerCentrelink limbo THE universe is telling a self-employed tradie, caught in a debt trap, to start looking for a regular job, writes Barefoot Investor. Combined Shape0
premium_iconWhat are tax implications when we marry?Barefoot Investor WHEN a bride-to-be puts “tax planning” on their to-do list, Barefoot Investor is ready with words of wisdom on taxable income and date nights.
premium_iconTalking dollars and sense with the PMBarefoot Investor IT’S not every day you get to sit down with the Prime Minister. From energy bills to salary-sacrificing, the Barefoot Investor put your questions to the PM. Combined Shape0
premium_iconBe wary on starting own businessBarefoot Investor STARTING your own business means less family time, spending nights doing bookwork and stressing about customers. So a spouse is right to be concerned, writes Barefoot Investor.
premium_iconDads can realise their dream of independenceMoney makeover DADS matter a whole lot, and they touch every aspect of their kids’ lives. But for most families, the ultimate security is a roof over their heads, writes the Barefoot Investor. Combined Shape0
premium_iconBitcoin-fever fuels digital goldmineDollar signs IT’S very hard to resist the lure of getting rich quick, right? Listen to your gut, not your mate who’s dripping with Bitcoin-fever, says the Barefoot Investor.