Investment Academy Archive February 2009

The art of complaining – 4 tips for doing it successfully

I don’t know about you, but I’m sick and tired of hearing people moan about poor service. The problem with this country is, in many respects, customer service is all but non-existent – and this is our fault!

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Get serious about your retirement… before it’s too late

Can you believe we’re almost halfway through February? What's even worse is that I haven’t even touched on our February goal from our 12 month plan for getting your financial house in order.

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How to become a top trader

Develop both method and system to mechanise your trading as much as you can. Any method and system is better than none at all.

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3 important rules about unit trust investing and CGT

Last week, I wrote to you about Capital Gains Tax (CGT) and how it affects you relating to property investments. On Monday, I received a question asking how CGT relates to investing.

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Thinking of taking a premium holiday? Think again...

It’s scary really, not only has petrol gone up (AGAIN) but so has food and now we're being warned that we can expect insurance policy premiums to be readjusted (higher) for the rest of the year too.

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Don’t let these invoice errors steal your hard-earned cash!

Last week, I shared my top tips for paying those nasty bills on time with you – I hope they’ve helped. But, once I'd finished writing and sent you your issue, I realised I’d left out some crucial bill paying information – what to check for to make sure incorrect invoice doesn’t eat into your cash.

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