There are superior alternatives to the conventional wisdom, and with some tweaks you could achieve a “portfolio longevity” increase of over three years.
Feel the Financial Burn
This column is another in a series on good financial habits within your control, as opposed to annual stock market returns, which are not. Last time we got to work on your estate plan, while today we’ll uncover in under an hour how much you spent and saved last year.
When Labor Day Isn’t Enough
To take a sabbatical, build financial independence. Seek out sabbatical friendly companies. Take advantage of natural transitions. And know tricks of the trade.
Doing Good With Your Investment Dollars
Prioritize Your Investments To Support Your Situation
Accessing Your Retirement Money Early
Retirement Funds: Options to Think About
A Dollar Is Rarely Worth a Dollar
Spending Money Depends Upon Your Perception of the Dollar
Five reasons to forget salary and focus on net worth
When it comes to finances, our focus seems to be our pay more than net worth. Here are five reasons why you should focus more on your net worth and less on compensation
Can’t retire now? Seek financial independence
If you’re in your 50s or younger, you may think that traditional retirement will be possible much later than desired.
Your financial vital signs
When go to the doctor for a checkup, the first thing they do is take your blood pressure and pulse. Within minutes you know the most critical data to your physical health. If only your financial vital signs were as…
What Kind of Spender Are You?
What is your money personality? We all have one and it can have a profound impact on your financial health. While there is much a financial planner can do to lay out a plan for a bright financial future, much…