When pursuing your passion as your profession it can be easy to lose sight of business principles that will help you become financially successful. Below are a few thoughts I…
Category: Personal Finance
The best investment I’ve ever made, by far, is in Apple. Not just their stock, which I have owned for quite some time, nor working for the company as I…
Entering the new year with a vision of financial freedom and healthy living… I hate going to the gym in January. It’s crowded with folks who have no idea how…
Today we take a look at the big daddy, Health Insurance. The necessary evil of all necessary evils. It’s a topic that may well bring down the nation. I’m serious……
Today we’ll be checking our blind spots. We’re looking for things that can be costing us money, bleeding our budgets, or crippling our returns on capital – possibly without us…
Bank of America has declared the classic 60/40 (stock/bond) asset allocation model dead. What does that mean for old farts like me? Let’s take a look at asset allocation ideas…
It’s October, which means it’s FAFSA Time. If you have a student attending college in 2020, you need to FAFSA ASAP! If you have a child in high school, it’s…
Today I’m talking about a possible recession, and there will be a two drink minimum… I’ve been getting several text messages and emails asking about recent and ominous news warnings…
Are you trying to live a middle class lifestyle on a budget that may not support that vision? I recently read an article in the Wall Street Journal about families…
One of the most important factors to consider when building wealth is how to leverage your output. It will be difficult to build wealth if you have to continually work…