Does what we spend, even seemingly modest amounts, have an impact on long term financial goals? You betcha it does. I have often criticized the $4.00 coffee and $200 tattoo spending and […]
It’ll Cost You – HumbleDollar
Into the Woods -building from nothing
A great analogy well worth reading. I urge you to read the full story. JADAV PAYENG lives on a remote river island in India and is eloquently known as “Forest Man.” He […]
A pension you say, fagetaboutit
The first pension plan was established in 1875 by the American Express Company. Pensions paid to workers were at the discretion of management. Imagine that in 2019? By 1950 about 25% of […]
How to Blow It – You’re Retirement that is
Planning, having a strategy, taking action, making adjustments; man that takes effort. Forget all that. THERE’S AN abundance of advice on how to plan for retirement. Oh, it’s good advice. But it’s also […]
Retired? Don’t worry about inflation? Sorry Jane Bryant Quinn, I think you missed this one.
In the December 2018 issue of the AARP Bulletin Jane Bryant Quinn writes about “Money for Life” Part of her formula includes the following: Sorry Jane, while I have great respect for […]
