Over a year ago, I published the Top 40 Introductory Financial Planning Strategies. At times like these, it’s important to revisit a few. Here’s Strategy # 37:
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Many people are unable to invest because they are intimidated by the prospect of making investment choices. Whether they have an exceptionally low risk tolerance or [...]
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Yesterday, I was provided the opportunity to post at the ever-popular Gen X Finance blog. Timed for the political conventions, I asked Who Pays More Taxes? Rich or Poor? Of course, there is no one simple answer to the question, which therefore, leads the topic wide open for some intelligent debate. What do [...]
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It’s all relative. I now sit here 34,000 feet above upstate New York, having left an hour late out of Boston . . .
You: You have an Internet connection up there? Fancy!
No, I don’t have an Internet connection on the plane. My private jet is in the shop. Next to my time [...]
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