By: The Saving Freak
I would put get out of debt as number one. Getting out of debt (except for our house) has been the spring board to better financial living and retirement savings.
View ArticleBy: Michael B. Rubin
National Retirement Planning Week gives the media a reminder (excuse) to once again pay attention to American’s abysmal saving habits. But most of the time telling people to save more is like telling...
View ArticleBy: Madison
He feels bonds are useless? Wow. That’s a pretty harsh statement. Bonds are a critical piece of setting up asset allocation, and are not the same as cash or money market funds.
View ArticleBy: Flexo
Perhaps I’m putting words into Ben’s mouth, but according to the interview, he feels the risks of bonds other than Treasury bonds (particularly in an environment where terrorism and hyper-inflation are...
View ArticleBy: Kirk
These are the core tenets of building wealth: 1. Save: Unfortunately, our nation has a negative savings rate so we need to do a better job of this. 2. Diversify: Even folks who focus on diversification...
View ArticleBy: Brian
I get pulled in two directions when I see stuff like this. Yes, his message is sound. However, his message is severely weakened by the poor role model he sets. I think that the majority of people who...
View ArticleBy: JD
To know the truth about any proposed solution there should to be supporting evidence. Regardless of the persons making the proposition, the truth supports itself. I find it very interesting how many...
View ArticleBen Stein: 3 Biggest Retirement Mistakes
Ben Stein has been making the rounds through the media in support of National Retirement Planning Week, a celebration of preparedness. He recently met with Terri Cullen from the Wall Street Journal and...
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