Tag: personal finance
How to Stop Your Business from Losing Money
If you want to stop your business from losing money then you have come to the right place. This guide will tell you what steps you can take to try and make your business more viable for the future, so you can put an end to your cash flow problems once and for all.
The Financial Building Blocks for a Successful Professional Life
Financial literacy is a crucial aspect of building a successful professional life. Mastering fundamental financial concepts not only provides stability but also sets you up for long-term success. The ability to manage money, make informed financial decisions, and plan for the future plays a significant role in your career development and personal well-being. Below are the key financial building blocks every professional should understand to create a strong foundation for their career and life.
Nibble or Feast? Simon Angelo on Sharemarket Strategy
More liquidity is now entering the global market. Asset prices are set to rise once more. How should investors position themselves?
Navigating the Financial Maze: How Personal Strategies and Economic Trends Reshape Your Investment Landscape
In today’s complex financial world, understanding the interplay between personal finance, stock trading, and the broader economy is crucial for individual financial success. This article explores key aspects of these interconnected areas, providing insights and strategies to help you make informed financial decisions.
Money Talks With Simon Angelo: The Capital-Gains Tax Problem
We talk to Reality Check Radio about the controversy over capital gains. Is it time for us to liberalise wealth-building instead of strangling it?
Kiwi Tax Haven: Where Capital Can Flourish
As a nation, this is our secret superpower. We are a safe harbour for capital. Here’s why it’s time for us to embrace this with an open heart.
Balancing Act: Expert Strategies for Working from Home with Toddlers
You’re trying to juggle work with your toddler’s needs, right? It sounds like a circus act. But guess what? You can make this work smoothly with some clever tweaks to your day. It’s all about finding that sweet spot where your work and your little one’s playtime can coexist peacefully. So, let’s dive in and turn your home into a haven of productivity and fun! By introducing a rhythm to your day that includes structured play times and work sprints, you’ll find it easier to manage both demands. Remember, consistency is key in creating a predictable environment that helps your toddler (and you!) know what to expect. And don’t worry, getting into this groove might take a little experimentation, but you’ll soon find what works best for your family.
Our Mighty Train Engine: Fired Up and Ready
The next stage of our economic cycle is unfolding right now. Here’s what this hidden trend might mean for investors looking to get ahead.
4,300 Weeks: Simon Angelo on Time and Money
Human life is like sand falling through the hourglass of time. Here’s why we need to adopt a broader view of money and maximise its potential for good.
Dark Knight: The Truth About the US Dollar
Are you doomscrolling? Consuming too much bad news in the media? Well, the perfect antidote can be a dose of common sense.
Money Talks With Simon Angelo: The Japanese Yen and NZ Property
We talk to Reality Check Radio about the aftermath of the yen carry trade. Is this creating a rare opening for courageous investors to buy the dip?
The Pain Trade: What’s Next for NZ Property?
It’s a billion-dollar question. Is the downward slide for real estate going to continue? Or will we see a return to growth?
The Oyster and the Noose: How to Profit from Bad News
Think differently. Be contrarian. Embrace moments of fear. This might just give you a competitive advantage over the crowd.
Market Rout Opportunity?
We’ve just gone through a sharp three-day drawdown. Is this an unusual turn of events? Or is this an expected part of the cycle?
Whoops! How to Bankrupt Yourself in 18 Years
There are two kinds of investors in the world today. The optimists and the pessimists. Here’s why the pessimists are losing out in a big way.