Gamification of Investing I’m not much of a gamer, although I know many who are quite addicted to video games. From what I […]
Truth Is Not Always the Loudest Some of my clients and other friends have asked for my input on the goings-on related to the price volatility […]
Educating Your Children Without Going Broke The 14 year old is marching through the living room again on her way to the kitchen. Sometimes I wonder […]
DIY Stocks and Investing I am very much a forged handyman. I enjoy tinkering, fixing, and building various things around my house as well […]
Hello, 2021 December was a lot of fun at my house. I wrapped a ton of Christmas gifts for the 3 little […]
Weathering Financial Storms A hurricane is coming. Outside the wind is swirling and the rain is coming down. Schools are closed tomorrow, and […]
Wage Increases? The Good, The Bad and The Ugly Ever since the federal minimum wage was established in 1938 at 25 cents per hour, the issue of whether it is […]
Fixed Annuities Are Garnering Much Attention If you’re like many investors these days, you may have some cash sitting in the bank hardly earning any interest. […]
Slowing Down in the “Rush” of Real Estate How many times have you heard the phrase, “it’s a buyers or seller’s market” and what impact has that had […]
Is home improvement worth it? There are many words we could use to describe these unprecedented times that we’re living in. Despite the constant change […]
A healthy investor’s “food pyramid” Chances are, you have heard some form of this saying before: “You are what you eat.” I happen to […]
Socially responsible and green investing: a primer Restaurant menus are the worst nowadays — the calories are posted right there in your face! The salad can have […]
