How we invest the money we do not need today but expect to need tomorrow is a key challenge for anyone committed to putting meaningful… Read More »Finding Peace with Money — Advice and the Relationist Investor’s Quandary
The interactions between time, money and relationships are complex and often go unrecognised. Time is the key resource — and the biggest cost — for… Read More »Time — the Currency of Relationships (Part 3: The Economics of Time and Relationships)
We looked in a previous post at the importance of time for relationships, and why relationists should be concerned about time. In this post, we… Read More »Time — the Currency of Relationships (Part 2: How Time and Relationships interact)
Just as relationships are fundamental to every aspect of life, so time is of fundamental importance for those relationships, because time is the currency of… Read More »Time — the Currency of Relationships (Part 1)
The ways in which government organises its services and supports, relates to people, and measures change, focuses on individuals as the core unit. This puts… Read More »Families and Relationships as the Unit of Wellbeing
UK housing, relative to income, is the most expensive it has been for several generations. Near-zero interest rates, money printing, strong net migration, the break-up… Read More »Equity-Share Housing Finance — a Relational Fix for the Crisis of Housing Affordability?