How Are You Investing in Your Future?
This article explores the way we invest both our time and money in three core pillars of our lives: our career, health and finances.
Your Net Worth Does Not Equal Your Self Worth
Your net worth does not equal your self worth. A wonderful, well-lived life is measured by much more than dollars and cents.
Setting Your Financial Intentions For 2022
Knowledge is power, especially when it comes to your finances. The more aware you are of the different strategies and options out there to you, the more control you have over your financial success.
Top Personal Finance & Investing Resources for 2022
This article shares Kate Campbell’s favourite personal finance and investing resources, including books, websites and podcasts.
Learning Life Skills is Great For Your Wallet & Your Happiness
This article explores why learning life skills is so important for both your wallet and your happiness, as initially shared in the September How To Money newsletter.
5 Ways to Level Up Your Finances During Lockdown
This article shares five ways to level up your finances during lockdown, as initially shared in the August How To Money newsletter.
Your 10 Step Moving House Checklist
Moving house can be a busy time, often requiring plenty of careful planning and physical labour. Whether you’re upsizing, downsizing, sea- or tree-changing, many of us move house several times over the course of our lives and understand there are many logistics involved in any successful move.
Tips & Ideas For Teaching Your Kids About Money
Over the last few years talking and writing about personal finance, the recurring theme is that everyone wishes they learnt these skills in school. Now that’s a big issue in itself, however, if you’re looking…
Faces of Finance: Sam Brown from Pelikin
Through the lens of the media you often just see one side of finance, Wall Street traders and stock charts make up most of the images that grace your screens. At How To Money we…
Intentional Saving and Intentional Spending
Intentional saving and spending is a combination of psychology and finance, or “behavioural finance”. It’s quite complex and hard, and if you do not save or budget you are not alone. Intentional saving –…