Bulletproof Investing

INDEX

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• Aaron, case study in compound growth 152
• ABS (Australian Bureau of Statistics), Australian National Health Survey (2017–2018) on mental illness x–xi
• accountants, finding 132
• accounting studies, author's 16
• accounts, opening at two banks 65
• adult, cost of being 52
• affordability of property in COVID-19 pandemic 149–150
• annual bills, paying 58–59
• anxiety
  • – about money 40
  • – as biggest mental health challenge xi
• ANZ Bank, loan to study at Bond University from 18
• Apple, as example of compound growth 117
• Atomic Habits, James Clear 142
• Australian Financial Review, picking three numbers from 26
• Australian Institute of Health and Welfare, report on people not seeking help for mental illness (2014) xi
• author's father
  • – business dealings of 44–46
  • – indebtedness as employee 47–48
• author's first property 77, 99–103
• author's parents, values of land and property purchased by 87–88
• automatic funds transfers 65–68
• average vs median house prices 79

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• bad debt vs good debt 52–53, 91–92
• bank accounts, opening at different banks 65
• bank fees 93
• bankers, finding 131
• bankruptcy
  • – of author's father 48
  • – of author's mother 46–47
• banks, lending limits of 163–164
• The Barefoot Investor, Scott Pape 53–54, 78–79
• Behind the Arches, John F. Love 85–86
• Ben, case study in cash flow 120
• Berkshire Hathaway, as example of compound growth 117
• betting, by author's father 44
• Big Kev 45
• The Biggest Bluff, Maria Konnikova xii
• Black Monday stock-market crash (1987) 144–145
• block of land, cost of ...