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Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes Act of 2015 (PATH)
Twas the Week before Christmas and all through the House… …. Every Representative was discussing PATH provisions, unlike a quiet mouse. There is perennial holiday ritual in Washington that “extends”
Continue reading“When you look at the dark side, careful you must be….”
The privation of, or a plethora of financial means are the outliers on the bell curve of financial entitlement, but there is a long, slippery slope to either end. We need firm footing lest we fall over
Continue readingHow Could I be So Stupid
I have said this and so have you. We have all made a lot of financial mistakes! You may have sold your soul to the company store to bring in the hoped for “motherlode”. You may have gotten a stock
Continue readingFrom Financial Grind to Growth!
Do you want to flourish in your financial life? How do you move from feeling like a gerbil on the financial treadmill to using your resources as the wind beneath your wings, giving you freedom
Continue readingSocial Security Curve Ball
As of Friday, October 30th, the senate approved the bipartisan budget and it is heading toward President Obama’s desk for his signature. It contains some nasty surprises for recent or soon to be retirees.
Continue readingOpen Your Statements
I overheard at a gathering recently – “I don’t open my statements, it scares me. I just don’t want to know what my portfolio is doing with these market swings”. What can you do to move from
Continue readingWhat Rings Your Financial Bell?
I hear the familiar sound across the street from my office indicating that the kids are settled into their desks for a day of learning. School is once again in session. 200 feet away, a piercing clang
Continue readingThe Toxic Sludge of Financial Attitudes
As we drove from Silverton to Durango we paralleled the puss-yellow slime that was oozing into the Animas River. My heart sank and stomach churned as the clear, Rocky Mountain blue-green was consumed
Continue readingThe Financial Fistfight
Every three years I get together with over 300 of my closest relatives. OK, some of them I don’t even know, but we are related. We spend three days visiting, playing family trivia, bidding on memorabilia,
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