by David | Dec 5, 2018 | General |
I have written elsewhere on this site about the frugality of buying a good quality, 2-3 year old used car and that a new car typically loses up to 40% of its value in just a few short years. You are literally taking a butt-kicking when you buy a new car. Oh, I know, I...
by David | Sep 27, 2018 | Debt, General, Retirement |
We mark anniversaries for different reasons: birthdays, holidays, weddings. Days when important and significant things happen. On this day eleven years ago, September 27, 2007, Christie and I attended a personal financial seminar given by Dave Ramsey in Houston, TX as...
by David | Aug 4, 2018 | Insurance |
Two days ago we had to say goodbye to a beloved pet. A 10-year old orange tabby named Julius Theodore, pictured here. Look at this nut! It is never easy to say goodbye to a beloved pet, but I’ve always believed they will tell us when it’s time. Maybe...
by David | Jul 26, 2018 | Retirement |
“The biggest selloff in stock market history” the article on CNN says. For months/years people have been buzzing about how you should own Google stock, Facebook stock, Amazon, and Netflix stock – it’s called the FANG profile. High tech, big...
by David | Jul 16, 2018 | Budgeting, Retirement |
In a recent MSN article basketball great Shaquille O’Neal describes what he learned from his father about the money he was making as an NBA superstar: in a nutshell, he said that it won’t last forever and his dad was on him to do a good job saving and investing it....
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