Let The Game Come To You
Developing patience is a skill I’ve been working on since I was a kid. It’s a skill that is critical when investing, especially with individual […]
Stock Sectors For Retirement
If you are a regular reader of this blog, you know that some sectors I keep to a low portfolio weighting. Financials and technology just […]
Should You Reinvest Your Dividends?
Survey says, “Maybe?” There are many variables to each person’s situation that you can’t just say reinvesting is best. But I’ll be the first to […]
Index Fund or Individual Stocks?
The question comes up often – I’ve even asked it myself – about investing in an index fund or individual stocks. It’s a valid topic […]
Keep Calm and Carry On
In 1939 just before World War II, the British were predicting mass air attacks on their major cities. To raise public morale, the government produced […]
Another One Bites The Dust
Just a couple weeks after writing on my past investing sins, a perfect example of those sins presented itself. Today, we share a little of […]
Building Wealth Through Individual Stocks
Let’s face it, stocks are an excellent way to build wealth and produce income. But building wealth comes in many different ways: living within your […]
Tracking Expenses – Where’s Your Money Going?
In an article I wrote in April 2019 (You Are On The (Retirement) Clock!), I propose that the best 1st step to take is to track […]
The First $50,000
I’ve been waiting to write this article since I started this blog. It’s about my oldest daughter’s journey from college graduate to her first $50,000 […]
How Could I Be So Stupid? (Final Chapter)
During breakfast at our favorite hole-in-the-wall restaurant, my wife asked what I was writing next on my blog. I said, “A series of articles you […]