Monopoly is a game of luck, strategy, and people skills. No strategy will guarantee you a win; that’s one of the reasons Monopoly is so interesting. In any given game, a newcomer, even a child can beat a lifetime champion. To win monopoly, you need to bankrupt all of your opponents before they can do the same […]
January is behind us and it has been a crazy month. It was a real rollercoaster due to business travel. I did spend one week in Shanghai, came home for 3 days and spend another week in Pennsylvania, USA ending with 2 days in New York city. Below you can find two nice pictures that […]
Welcome to the first blogpost of 2019 ! We hope you enjoyed your New Year celebration. We relaxed our vacation until 7th of January. We are also working on new projects for 2019 ! Keep on following us ! Christmas vacation was the perfect time for giving three more classes financial literacy to the teenager […]
Are you giving your kids or teenagers a financial literacy class or do you expect the schools to take care of that objective? The school educational system is failing….no doubt. Our teenage sons will get no financial literacy courses in the next 2 years. That is one of the reasons why we started our blog […]
Are you giving your kids or teenagers a financial literacy class or do you expect the schools to take care of that objective? Last week I went to the info evenings of the schools of our sons. No financial literacy classes during the whole school year 2018 – 2019….NONE !! So the school educational system is […]
So the BIG question is this :“How do investors like us who trade options and manage our own money, generate income regardless of where the market goes? And do it all in a way that let us make time for the people and things we love and still get wealth or remain profitable.” This is the […]
Are you giving your kids or teenagers a financial literacy class or do you expect the schools to take care of that objective? Maybe you need a financial education class as a parent… financial literacy education in schools is very limited and how to grow your money is definitely not part of the educational system. […]
Hi everyone ! In our 2017 Objectives Setting blogpost, we planned to execute three financial literacy lessons for the kids. My son and my girlfriend’s son are 12 and 13. My daughter is eight. You can’t start early enough with teaching kids how to deal with money. Recently I read a column of Bakelants & […]
Saturday Morning 8 July 2017 – Starbucks NYC This week I am in New York city. As I wake up early morning due to the time zone difference, I love going to the gym and then grap some healthy breakfast at Starbucks. They have those wireless phone chargers outlets in a wooden table. I love […]
Belgian people are known within Europe as savings champions. In a survey about money at the end of March (see Blog post “Saving Belgian has no appetite for risk …Our reflection.” ) it was concluded that 67% of Belgians are saving money and 33% could not. The average amount is around 200 Euro. But does that […]