Is Being Rich the Same as Being Wealthy?
On the face of it, the two words seem to mean the same thing. But, that is not actually the case. Lance Drucker is a Financial Adviser and recently came across an article in the [...]
By Simon Lempriere|2021-02-24T14:36:05+12:00February 24th, 2021|Money and wealth, Money Psychology|
On the face of it, the two words seem to mean the same thing. But, that is not actually the case. Lance Drucker is a Financial Adviser and recently came across an article in the [...]
By Simon Lempriere|2021-01-29T11:31:00+12:00January 25th, 2021|Money & Emotions, Money Psychology|
The global pandemic has created a lot of turmoil about confronting the fears that surround money. Worldwide, many people are facing increased stress about money and are hunting for a solution. One great solution is [...]
By Simon Lempriere|2021-01-13T11:57:55+12:00January 13th, 2021|Health, Money and Happiness, Money Psychology|
We survived YK2, the 87-stock market crash and the 2007/2008 GFC, now, we’re fighting our way through Covid-19. And yes, we will survive this as well. But just like the other major world events, it [...]
By Simon Lempriere|2020-12-15T09:12:19+12:00December 15th, 2020|Money Psychology|
Think back to last Christmas. Were there a number of toys and other gifts that you bought for your kids that sat on the sidelines? Was there no real interest in them? Perhaps you bought [...]
By Simon Lempriere|2020-12-14T08:28:33+12:00December 14th, 2020|Christmas|
The festive season is in full swing! The shops are decked with holly and Christmas trees, the jolly laugh of Santa can be heard echoing in the malls, as are the unmistakable excited voices of [...]
By Simon Lempriere|2020-11-20T11:20:45+12:00November 20th, 2020|Christmas, Credit cards, Money Psychology, Spending Money|
Can you survive Black Friday Sales? It’s only ONE week away and it's often a time when we spend outside our means because we're getting a great deal. The truth is you maybe getting 40% [...]
By Simon Lempriere|2020-11-17T09:23:08+12:00November 17th, 2020|Financial goals, Money Beliefs, Money Psychology|
Willpower can be translated into one word. That word is decision. It is a decision to hold ourselves accountable and chase the things that we want. It can relate to anything from weight loss to [...]
By Simon Lempriere|2020-11-05T17:01:37+12:00November 5th, 2020|Children & Money, Credit cards, Saving Money|
You've not seen a Piggy Bank like this. It's Fun, Smart, Rewarding and Simple! Over the past 4 weeks, our guest blogger, Will Rainey from Blue Tree Savings, has written a weekly blog about a [...]
By Simon Lempriere|2020-10-28T13:08:02+12:00October 28th, 2020|Children & Money, Money Psychology|
One of the main reasons many adults today overspend is because they try to ‘Keep up with the Joneses’. We all do it to some extent. I know I have. I once bought a new [...]
By Simon Lempriere|2020-10-21T15:55:48+12:00October 21st, 2020|Children & Money, Credit cards, Debt, Money Psychology|
In the first blog of this ‘Money and Kids’ series, I highlighted that the most important piece for your kids to learn is to form great money habits. It’s the money habits that our kids [...]