Balancing the Summer Reading List

July 14, 2014

My eight-year old daughter Caroline recently made an observation that in her opinion, I simply don’t read enough.  This of course is coming from an up and coming 3rd grader who absolutely loves to read and is currently breezing through J.K. Rowling’s entire Harry Potter series along with countless other books.  Although I will acknowledge that I never was a bookworm growing up, it must be noted that her definition of reading does not include financial journals, academic research studies, personal finance blogs, IRS tax code, or financial planning books. I am impressed that my daughter balances her reading preferences and also reads non-fiction books to learn about various topics ranging from history, Bible stories, and Golden doodles. Continue reading “Balancing the Summer Reading List”

Sparking the Interest of Retirement Readiness with Your Employees

January 17, 2012

My favorite gift from this past Christmas has to be my new Kindle Fire.  I would have never bought one for myself, however, because I swore that the reading experience from turning the pages of an actual book could not be duplicated.  But now, I am a Kindle convert.  Not only because it gives the look and feel of a real page in a book; I now have access to hundreds of books for FREE in the Amazon bookstore.  Continue reading “Sparking the Interest of Retirement Readiness with Your Employees”