It is a question some ponder. What to do first? Continue reading “The Choice: Pay Off the Mortgage Early or Invest?”
Stock yields at 3% vs. CD yields at 5%
With brokered 6-month CDs yielding 5% or so, why would one choose stocks? Continue reading “Stock yields at 3% vs. CD yields at 5%”
Where To Draw The Line?
Once one finally has saved some money, how to allocate between savings and investing? Continue reading “Where To Draw The Line?”
Don’t Wait For Later
When is the right time to start a journey to financial stability? There is only one answer. The answer is Continue reading “Don’t Wait For Later”
The Hardest Part of Wealth Building Is…
While wealth building can be said to be simple, it is not neceesarily easy. What is simple about it? Continue reading “The Hardest Part of Wealth Building Is…”
Research Shows The Easiest Way To Build Wealth
In research on the differences between the rich and everyone else, Continue reading “Research Shows The Easiest Way To Build Wealth”
Financial Success Is Possible
… and Without Needing To Think About Money Every Minute. Continue reading “Financial Success Is Possible”
When You Don’t Spend $1.00, You Save More Than $1.00
When I do something that reduces my expenses, such as saving money , I don’t think about taxes. Especially if the item is not taxable. But … Continue reading “When You Don’t Spend $1.00, You Save More Than $1.00”
What Are Savings For?
Small stuff, big stuff, long term stuff?
It’s a question that all have pondered who ever put a few dollars aside. What am I saving for? What are these savings for? Continue reading “What Are Savings For?”
Saving Even Fifty Cents Is Worth The Effort!
The Story Thus Far
Two recent experiences lead me to state out loud: Saving even fifty cents is worth the effort! Continue reading “Saving Even Fifty Cents Is Worth The Effort!”