Tweet It is hard not to hear about the pending doom and gloom forecast for the baby boomers approaching retirement. I was standing in line waiting to pick up my rental car last week and the flat screen TV on … Continue reading
Tweet Over the years, I have unknowingly wasted thousands of dollars at the grocery store and the pharmacy. If I knew then what I know now, I could have saved AT LEAST $1200 per year by using coupons. If you … Continue reading
Tweet So, this just might be the most embarrassing thing I have ever written. This is one blog I hope that NONE of my friends read, because this is just far too much information for them to have at their … Continue reading
Tweet The other day, I have to confess, I was in a very sour mood as I just found out my flight had been delayed (that never happens right?) and I was not going to be home for THREE HOURS. … Continue reading
Tweet Summertime and the living should be easy. Unfortunately, the cost of easy living – what most of us call “vacation” – is going to be hard to swallow this year. The prospect of $6 gas and soaring airfares have … Continue reading
Tweet For those of you that have read some of my previous blogs (and I think that’s about 4 of you), you may recall my plans to take my wife Susan on a surprise trip to Aruba. Well, I’m happy … Continue reading
Tweet Oprah is counting down her last days on the Oprah Winfrey show. At the time I am writing this she is at show 18, I guess I waited kind of late to watch her since there aren’t many left. … Continue reading
Tweet On my last flight, I had the opportunity to listen to one of the podcasts (Your Money Minute podcast, see Episode 38) with Mary Karges about a really cool product called the Moonjar. The Moonjar is a tool that … Continue reading
Tweet A question I seem to be getting lately is how I can hedge my bond investments against a rise in interest rates. For most investors, a diversified portfolio will hold either individual bonds or more often than not, bond … Continue reading
