Resilient Finance: Outsource your Fun!
Listen Watch Read Pools. Boats. Horses. They all have one thing in common. It’s like showering with $100 notes! The only thing better than having a pool, is the neighbours’ pool. So too, with horses, […]
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A strategy to pay down debt faster. Resilient Finance.
Listen Watch Read As at January 2020 almost 17 million Aussies hold a combined NON-Mortgage debt of $18.1 billion according to ING research. That’s $10,600 each. Financial stress will erode your resilience and mental health […]
Listen Watch Read It’s Resilient Finance week at Trish TV and this strategy is fabulous for getting on top of your income and outgoings even if your income is unpredictable! Disclaimer: This is not personal […]
There are only 2 Rules for Investing. Ignore at your peril. Resilient finance.
Listen Watch Read Of all the “Rules” of investing, these 2 are essential regardless of how much money you have or your temperament and risk profile. Ignore them at your peril. Even if it turns […]
Pros and Cons of Joining a Board Interview with Julie Garland McLellan
Interested in boards or already on one? Here I interview board specialist Julie Garland McLellan on the joys and dangers of board membership. We also cover director’s responsibilities for staff and their mental health as they work from home during Covid-19 and post-Covid. Julie is a keynote speaker, board specialist and consultant on governance to Corporates and NFPs. #duediligence #corporategovernance #resilience #covid19leadership #corporateresponsibility
How to Raise Capital
Listen to the Podcast. Or Watch the Video. Trish TV interviews Mindy Barker THIS WEEK on how to prepare for the “Shark Tank” of the real world! We cover 3 mistakes entrepreneurs make that put […]
Wedding Plans? 11 Money Saving Tips
Planning a wedding is a wonderful, exciting time but excitement can blow your budget if you are not careful. Here are 11 strategies that will help you avoid spending too much or being taken advantage of.
Deal Breaker VS Preference
Remember Jack and the Beenstalk? Jack spent the grocery money on what he believed were magic beans. He wanted them so badly he compromised everything to get them. It’s lucky for him things worked out […]