Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “The Fat Wallet”
I blame the advertising industry for the idea that living a good life is somehow related to money. If we don’t think about what we want our money to do, we’re living someone else’s idea of a great life
It took just over two years to pay back my debt. I was worried about debt for so many years that I wasn’t prepared for the day I didn’t have any. Here, we try to prepare you for the next phase of your money that is currently crawling towards you
Expecting a large amount of money can make you crazy. I’ve never been paid a bonus, so I’ve never had to endure months of spending and re-spending the same money. This week, we talk about the dangers of spending money before you receive it. If you’re trapped in a debt-to-bonus loop, this is for you
Since my first investment in March 2014, the market has done nothing. Inflation, on the other hand, has done enough. My time in the market is making me progressively poorer. I don’t care for it. In this episode, Simon and I discuss what we can do while the market does nothing.
I’ve dreamed about inheriting a large sum of money many times, as I’m sure you have. I hope this episode allows you to daydream about the kind of life you would lead if someone left you a small fortune. (Hopefully someone you’ll miss fondly, but not deeply. It’s hard to be happy about anything with a broken heart.)
This week’s episode of The Fat Wallet Show is recorded live at the JSE and features two One Lappers Njabulo Nsibande and De Wet de Villiers. Our hope for this episode is to illustrate that there are many ways to construct an investment portfolio and all of them can be right.
