Do Trekkies Have A Retirement Planning Edge?
I love Star Trek, especially the original crew. I also really liked the Next Generation too. For some reason, I just thought it was important […]
Are Financial Milestones That Important?
During the Financial Crisis of 2008-09, one important lesson I learned was taking inventory of accomplishments at work. Though I ended up being fine, we […]
Walla! It’s That Easy
Probably the first investment book I ever read was One Up On Wall Street by Peter Lynch. He was the guru of keeping it simple. […]
Debrief – 02/04/21
I wasn’t planning to write a Debrief article anytime soon but I like to use them for special circumstances. Some interesting pop-up events occurred this […]
Cash Flow Is Reality: Covering Essential Retirement Expenses
The dream retirement is early, essentials covered, and enough discretionary expenses to have lots of fun. We dream of living on Easy Street. Well, that’s […]
2020 Net Worth
Happy New Year! May 2021 bring you happiness and financial success. Being isolated like the rest of the world has been really tough but thank […]
2020: Year-End Summary
Bruce Lee, the great martial artist, once said “be like water” and I think he was talking about 2020. It forced us to be flexible […]
STICKY: Dividend Income (Q4 2020)
Owning stocks from my Master Stock List, I’m generating passive dividend income from my Vanguard taxable account. Each month, I contribute dollars to my Vanguard money market […]
The Prepper Mindset For Retirement
There they were in the far back corner of my closet. I didn’t know it at the time but they were the answer to what […]
Debrief – 12/23/20
Master Stock List A couple of weeks ago, I wrote Reflect to Perfect: Constantly Improve Your Portfolio that examined my Master Stock List. I made […]