There isn’t a “One Size Fits All” model for financial planning. Credit Cards I love credit cards, no wait, I love reward credit cards! But this is my one exception where I deviate from the norm with respect to my friends and their spending habits. I have a few friends that have gone bankrupt (in 1… Continue reading Financial Planning Isn’t Really A One Size Fits All Model
Year: 2011
Are We Too Proud To Become Rich?
Why Aren’t We Wealthier? I think part of the reason is because we are too proud to do work that we consider beneath us or we are trained to believe that we aren’t able t0! This is especially true of kids from the working and middle classes. Coming from a middle class background, even going to McDonald’s was a… Continue reading Are We Too Proud To Become Rich?
Dividend Stocks, Free Lunch Experiment #9
Lunch Experiment Update: I have finally paid off the loan to myself that I borrowed to buy the latest stock that I bought (CIM). This last repayment time to myself went really fast. In fact, it went so fast that I’m done borrowing money from my checking account to fund my stock purchases. From now… Continue reading Dividend Stocks, Free Lunch Experiment #9
3 Videos On Investing, Including Warren Buffett’s Technique
I decided to include these great videos on how the stock market works or how investors trade on the market. I came across this incredible entertaining, but old video on how the stock market works. It’s a cartoon, but has a fun, warm feeling to it. It’s from the 1960s, and it’s very interesting to… Continue reading 3 Videos On Investing, Including Warren Buffett’s Technique