Archive for November, 2009
As National Debt Goes Up, Protect Yourself
In the New York Times, Robert Bixby, executive director of the Concord Coalition, a nonpartisan group that advocates lower deficits on government debt, was recently quoted as saying, “The government is on teaser rates. We’re taking out a huge mortgage right now, but we won’t feel the pain until later.”
With a mushrooming national debt-close to [...]
How Long Will Your Nest Egg Last?
Most Americans have no idea how much money they will need in retirement. Unfortunately the average baby boomer has only $50,000 saved for retirement. For most people that amount will not cover 2 years of retirement. Doug Andrew writes a great article on a different way to accumulate for your retirement.
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California’s Meltdown: A Foreshadowing of Our National Fate
What will happen if the recommended policies of the Obama administration are instituted?
California’s crisis is a predictor. The state has one of the highest income tax rates, many of its cities have the highest unemployment rates in the nation, and many entrepreneurs are fleeing the state in search of business-friendly states.
Cut Back or Spend More? Protect Yourself and Your Future
What happens when financial challenges hit? We have two choices: We can spend less, or we can earn more.
What has the government done with its recent financial challenges? Rather than cutting back, it’s chosen to spend more. In fact, we’re looking at an estimated deficit of $1.8 trillion this year alone, which will be quadruple [...]
Isn’t it time you became wealthy?
Don’t miss your fortune. You cannot be aware of something that you are not aware of. If you don’t know something then you simply don’t know it. But, is this causing you to lose sleep at night? And you have no idea what to do or where to turn?
Are you feeling like everything [...]
