Posts by Andreas Wilson-Späth
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What I’ve learned about money from my parents
Andreas Wilson-Späth shares some of the money lessons he’s inherited from his folks.
Can you afford your pets?
You can’t put a price on canine or feline life because they are such a big part of our lives. But they don’t come cheap.
Crowdfunding your dream
You don’t need lots of money from one investor – you can get a little from lots of them. Andreas Wilson-Späth shares some first-hand tips on crowd-funding anything from a potato salad to a big business.
What’s the biggest waste of money in your household?
Wasting food is like throwing money away, according to Andreas Wilson-Späth.
Investing in your child’s future doesn’t have to involve money
Andreas Wilson-Späth weighs up the possibilities when investing in a child’s future.
Working for charity: not worth your time?
There’s no questioning the value of charity work. But that value won’t necessarily be financial, writes Andreas Wilson-Späth.
The economics of being a stay-at-home dad
It has its perks. But, as most mothers (and Andreas Wilson-Späth) know first hand, the pay isn’t one of them. Here’s how he tries to navigate the financial and social dynamics.
The school fee bomb
Boom! That’s the sound of your finances exploding when your kids go to school. Andreas Wilson-Späth shares your pain – and some ideas on how to avoid it.
Money for jam? The pocket money debate
Andreas Wilson-Späth ponders whether it is better to give or to make your kids earn it.
Green living doesn’t have to be expensive
Andreas Wilson-Späth on how to get started doing stuff that’s good for your wallet and the planet.