Today we tackle spending. It may seem harsh, but sometimes the truth hurts (I think that’s a saying somewhere).
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In this 5th installment of my whacking-you-with-a-fish series, we look at more truths that can easily be overlooked or misunderstood when you are investing.
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Would you enjoy your retirement more in the U.S. or abroad?
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We’re in the midst of a little (might end up long) series of what I call whack-in-the-head-with-a-fish truths.
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I get a lot of emails; and, as you’d expect, most of them concern money and investing. This one was no different.
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Today we tackle stocks.
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As I’m writing this, the debt crisis has been averted. No, that’s not right. We went through a crisis…we just escaped the worst aspects of it. And even with
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18-27-29-31-42-06. Those numbers almost made me a billionaire last year.
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Many of us have experienced the cost of financial literacy gaps at one point or another. And if you’re like most folks, the gaps in your financial literacy
After getting through the Financial Crisis, the firm I had started 16 years previous was at a crossroads.
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Remember the Tech Bubble boom and bust (circa late 90s until 2000)? I do, and we’ll be discussing the lessons I learned and how it kept me out of trouble during
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In last week’s episode of the history of Personal Money Planning, the firm I started 30 years ago, I mentioned my first full-time hire, Michelle Kuehner.
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