Who sets the standard?
It’s 5:00am the alarm goes off, you roll out of bed because it’s time to go to work. You like your job but it’s a grind. The money is good. So, you keep plowing forward. You are dressed, so you […]
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Power Over Pain
Change is painful. But the alternative is painful too. You can either prepare for your future and feel some pain today or not prepare and live with the pain forever. If you plan properly over a short amount of time […]
Tip the Scales
When I meet with young people I have to spend time explaining to them that while their net worth is low or even non-existent today their ability to earn is priceless. PRICELESS! Overtime that will change. As they get older […]
Managing RMD’s
Of the mistakes older Americans can make in managing their retirement savings, failing to take required minimum distributions (RMDs) from qualified retirement accounts, like IRAs and 401(k) accounts, is among the most serious. Retirees over age 70½ are generally responsible […]
Can You Afford to Have One Spouse Stay at Home?
For many families, this is an important question. Unfortunately, most dual income couples feel that both of them have to work in order to meet their expenses and maintain their lifestyle. If you evaluate your situation financially–factoring in the cost […]
