You probably have a friend who thinks about money and investments all the time. (Or, perhaps, YOU are that friend.) You know the type: Always monitoring the markets. Constantly trying to identify the hottest mutual fund. Relentlessly keeping one eye on CNBC or Fox Business. For some, this hyper-focus on money is thrilling, almost addictive. …
If you’re the owner of a business that’s SO successful… • You sometimes feel like the business owns you! • You find it hard to get away • You feel like if you do take time off, it’ll hurt your business… I have something I want to say to you. You’re hurting your business by …
Someone recently said to me, “Your columns and emails haven’t been very upbeat lately. You turning pessimistic on us?” Me, pessimistic? Never! The word “pessimism” comes from a Latin root meaning “worst.” Seeing things in the “worst” possible light doesn’t do anyone any good. The mantra for pessimists is “Why even try? Nothing ever works …
Many adult children tell me: “My parents desperately need to do some estate planning. However, because we’ve never talked much about financial matters in our family, I don’t know how to urge them to take action.” I have heard this sentiment often. So frequently, I want to take this opportunity to speak to older moms …
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Let’s talk about credit card debt—and how to get out. If you gulped at that sentence and thought, “How did you know?” you need to understand this: You’re not alone. I get a steady stream of people in my office seeking freedom from the miserable consequences of buying more than they can afford. Most are …
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