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Being likeable could be costing you tens of thousands of dollars
You only know how much you are worth if you learn how to negotiate - and being agreeable doesn't always pay.
Will direct indexing revolutionise investing?
Humans love to customise things, from personalised recommendations on Netflix to suggested playlists on Spotify. Enter, direct indexing.
Abandoned your new year’s resolutions? It’s not too late to get back on track
So you resolved to make 2022 the year you sorted out your finances, then got off track after a week or two. But it's not too late to refocus on your goals.
Four questions you need to ask yourself before changing jobs
The Great Resignation is here, but before you make a dramatic Zoom exit or draft your LinkedIn resignation post, you need to ask yourself some hard questions.
Analysis paralysis: Why your brain can panic over a simple decision
Whether it's when to ask for a pay rise or which stock to buy, how often does the fear of making the wrong decision lead you to panic and freeze?
How to keep emotion out of managing your money
We might feel influenced by what we see on Instagram, but some of the biggest influences in our spending habits come from within.
Why you need to walk the plank as an investor
You need to understand the difference between risk and consequence when it comes to investing.
Why professional athletes can end up bankrupt
"You'd think that the training, the discipline, the diet, the concentration, that you'd be able to transfer that to your finances, but that's not the case."
When a meeting with your accountant becomes couples’ counselling
When your accountant asks you and your partner about a particular purchase, be prepared for things to get emotional.
How Baby Boomers are cashing in on meme stocks
Baby Boomers and members of Generation X are making money on meme stocks, but millennials aren't so lucky.