You’re pondering two different job offers. One pays more, but the other offers better benefits. Since security matters to you, you’re leaning towards the job with better benefits. You ask me what I think. I’ll answer your question with a scenario: Suppose your boss owned your house. Here’s why I say that… In years gone […]
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Most of us know someone who has achieved great financial success, yet still isn’t satisfied. Their life seems to prove the old maxim that “Money can’t buy happiness.” However, if we’re honest, most of us would still have our doubts. We’d like to experience wealth—even if only for a while. (Probably because we know that
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It’s been said that the top three sources of marital conflict are money, sex, and in-laws (not necessarily in that order). As a financial planner, I’m only qualified to address one of those issues. So, last week we tackled the subject of “marital conflicts over money.” We identified four possible outcomes to such conflicts: Today,
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