by David | Feb 12, 2018 | Debt |
Credit cards. Student loans. Car payments. YUCK! Debt of any kind sucks but especially consumer debt. If you have made the decision to pay it off, to GET OUT, then you may have read some helpful tips already, such as: get a second job (or just work more in general),...
by David | Feb 5, 2018 | Retirement |
Pensions are a dying breed of retirement vehicle as more and more companies and institutions move away from an employer-owned retirement fund to an employee-owned 401k or similar. For those at or nearing retirement age, at some point you will have The Meeting with the...
by David | Jan 29, 2018 | General |
We hear about it from our clients and students, we read about it in various coaching and financial blogs / groups we belong to. “They” say you can’t rent a car with a debit card. Well, you can. And we did. We were geared up to take a trip over New Year’s, about a four...
by David | Jan 22, 2018 | Retirement |
There are several articles and sites that will calculate what you should have saved for retirement at every age during your career. For example, by age 40 you “should” have 3x your annual household income. For a household earning $75,000 a year, that would be $225,000...
by David | Jan 15, 2018 | General |
As we begin a new year, what is the number one “thought” you have about money? Is it a fear? A hope, desire, or goal? When you think about money where does your mind instinctively go? Here are some examples we’ve heard from students and clients: Most that we talk to...
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