I came across a book entitled How Money Works: Stop Being A Sucker by Tom Mathews and Steve Siebold. It was actually given to my family by my wife’s coworker. After reading it I definitely think that it is a great book for all young people and anyone else looking to add a little knowledgeContinue reading “Good Financial Literacy Book”
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Basic Rule Of Investing
Every investor and borrow absolutely must know and understand the Rule of 72. The Rule of 72 is a simple math shortcut that can be used to quickly figure out the amount of time it will take for money to double at a fixed rate of interest. The way it works is easy. All youContinue reading “Basic Rule Of Investing”
Check Your Investments Regularly
As a small investor you should always be focused on the long-term. You should work on developing your patience and discipline so that you are not panicking at every bit of bad news that comes out and therefore making emotional decisions that are probably going to hurt you more than help you. Rather, trust thatContinue reading “Check Your Investments Regularly”
Your Money Needs to Last Longer!
The average lifespan for all people has been going up. This is due to better technology and huge advancements in health care. Despite the blip downward caused by the Covid pandemic, we are all living longer. That is great news! However, it comes with its own challenges. A big challenge is not having enough moneyContinue reading “Your Money Needs to Last Longer!”
Rule of 72
Every investor and borrow absolutely must know and understand the Rule of 72. The Rule of 72 is a simple math shortcut that can be used to quickly figure out the amount of time it will take for money to double at a fixed rate of interest. The way it works is easy. All youContinue reading “Rule of 72”
Don’t Get Greedy With Inflated Stocks!
There really aren’t any shortcuts to true wealth and security. There are people who win the lottery but that is not an actual plan but rather random luck. Right now I’m watching a stock crash that simply had no business being at the price level it was. That stock is DJT. It started trading lastContinue reading “Don’t Get Greedy With Inflated Stocks!”
The Rule Of 72
Every investor and borrow absolutely must know and understand the Rule of 72. The Rule of 72 is a simple math shortcut that can be used to quickly figure out the amount of time it will take for money to double at a fixed rate of interest. The way it works is easy. All youContinue reading “The Rule Of 72”
The Table That Got Me Started Investing!
When I was 22 and about to graduate from college I attended a seminar about where to place investment money. A table was shown early in the presentation that I can say literally changed my life. It has been the defining philosophy of my approach to money. The table was made up of five columns. The first column wasContinue reading “The Table That Got Me Started Investing!”
Low Fee Index Funds are the Champs!
During an interview on Bloomberg radio recently , the person being interviewed (whose name I didn’t get) made a statement that I have written about before in a previous post. He very clearly said that if a person is patient and willing to wait 10-15 years then the Vanguard S&P Index Fund ETF (VOO) andContinue reading “Low Fee Index Funds are the Champs!”
People Unable to Cover $1000 Expense!
According to Bankrate’s 2024 annual emergency savings report only 44% of U.S. adults would be able to pay an emergency expense of $1000 or more from their savings. That is not fantastic and shows that a high percentage of people are simply living paycheck to paycheck. This number hasn’t really moved in several years. HowContinue reading “People Unable to Cover $1000 Expense!”
Patient and Disciplined Saving 