
Raising a millionaire!
How can we help our kids to do better with their finances than we are? How can we possibly hope to raise a millionaire if we’re not millionaires?
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by Mia Von Scha | finance, money | 4 comments
How can we help our kids to do better with their finances than we are? How can we possibly hope to raise a millionaire if we’re not millionaires?
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As South Africans we do not have a culture of saving as indicated by the Savings Institute of South Africa, 75% of household income is going towards paying off debt…
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It was with no small measure of trepidation that I rsvp’ed for Dr John Demartini’s talk on achieving financial freedom.
Read moreby Mia Von Scha | finance | 7 comments
The majority of parental problems that I see in my practice are exacerbated by stress, and what can be more stressful than sinking into debt. So, here are some tips to sort out your finances and start the new financial year in a less stressful and more kid-friendly way!
Read moreby Tiffany Markman | finance | 19 comments
In response to last month’s article on grocery spend, I was referred to a website called ‘Free Our Kids – The toddler and me and our year for free’. This UK mommy has undertaken to stop spending on her toddler. For a YEAR!
Read moreby Tiffany Markman | finance | 21 comments
Yikes!’ My husband stared at his (colour-coded) spreadsheet in horror, shocked at what we averaged last year in monthly grocery spend. For us, ‘groceries’ includes consumables like nappies, household products, meat, etc. It excludes eating out.
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