author of Millionaire Teacher & The Global Expatriate’s Guide To Investing
Between January and May, I visited 39 schools in 11 different countries. I gave talks about saving and investing. I met wealthy teaching couples with kids. I also met two school superintendents in their 60s who made a...
When I give financial seminars to international school teachers, I tend to shock them with this: “As international school teachers, you aren’t as wealthy as your counterparts in England, Canada, the U.S., Australia or New Zealand.” At first, they stare...
I get the impression that in South Korea, education is life’s most coveted asset. A colleague of mine left Korea to come to Singapore, and as he explained it, he was giving up the possibility of making lucrative sums as...
A big thanks to Kevin, for a fabulous job of presenting an interview with me on his website: www.investitwisely.com. I’m humbled to be the subject on such a fine investment blog. To check out the interview and the responses, follow...
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