Financial planning and women
Women surely have some peculiar financial planning needs. We will not do too much in detail here – but suffice to say that some requirements are unique. Though most adult women I meet are married, I...
View ArticleSenior Citizens financial behaviour
As a financial trainer I train 22 – 35 year olds. Rarely would my class have people senior than this. However as a financial consultant and speaker at public gatherings, I do come across a lot of...
View ArticleResolution breakers
So by the end of January we have made our resolutions, promised to keep them, and have now broken them, have we not? Well what are the major ways a person breaks / destroys resolutions? Not sure about...
View ArticleWhat children should know about money?
Many people deal with kids in a way that they think they do not understand money…This is very funny and sad. Let us run a checklist on what your kids are learning: – Do your kids realize that...
View ArticleSenior Citizens: Financial Fraud
Maybe because I am in finance or for whatever reason many people tell me stories of financial fraud. The most dangerous are the ones involving finance and Senior Citizens. Story No. 1: One senior...
View ArticleGovernment needs 15 banks! or is it 22?
Why does the government need so many banks? With different names, multiple branches, multiple ATM booths,….but essentially doing the same work. The metros are over banked – seeing 4-5 branches in a...
View ArticleResolution breakers….
So by the end of January we have made our resolutions, promised to keep them, and have now broken them, have we not? Well what are the major ways a person breaks / destroys resolutions? Not sure...
View Article‘Entitled Generation’
There is Gen X which believes that the next generation – Gen Y – is the ‘entitlement generation’ . I have a slightly different view. The Gen X has in many cases exploited their parents – right from...
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