Archive for the ‘Investing’ Category
Monday, February 9th, 2009
This morning in Sunday school someone threw out that a substantial fraction of Americans have a lottery win comprising their retirement plans. ("How did we get to talking about gambling in Sunday school?" you might ask. It was just a chance discussion, that's all.)
I just shook my head at that ...
Posted in Investing, Retirement | 14 Comments »
Sunday, February 8th, 2009
Finding time to invest in yourself is smart, especially in today's rocky job market. If you have a commute, as many do, listening to audiobooks is a straightforward way to make productive use of that time. Popping in some thought-provoking or inspirational material can broaden your knowledge and ...
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Saturday, December 27th, 2008
This Michelle Singletary column on the Washington Post website has answers to a few readers' questions regarding debt and debt reduction. The first question outlines a situation that stings a bit. Here's a summary:
Husband has less construction work coming in; takes lesser-paying jobs to bring in something.
Couple cuts budget but ...
Posted in Debt Reduction, Investing, Retirement | 3 Comments »
Monday, December 8th, 2008
(This is a guest post written by ABCs of Investing, a brand new site for novice investors which offers two short and simple investing posts per week. Feel free to subscribe to the feed.) The majority of investors use a financial advisor or broker to help with their ...
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