Imagine this–
A successful 45 years old
A couple of children about to go off to college
The stay-at-home spouse is about to re-enter the work force even though the family doesn’t need the income
The mortgage-paid off
No auto loans, credit card debt, or home improvement loans
Several years of living expenses set aside [...]
This past weekend my wife and I attended a presentation of the musical South Pacific at the Temple Buehl Theater in Denver. The character Bloody Mary sings a song about Bali Ha’i early in the play and the words struck me as being apropos to the ongoing theme of this blog: helping Americans are find a better way to deal with their personal economies.
Over just a few decades, the Behemoths’ clever public relations firms and their ill-informed minions managed to move almost every dollar that belongs to you and every other American into either debt or equity over which you have no control. There’s just no room for savings in this scheme of things so the Behemoths sell you term insurance to keep you from putting your money in whole life insurance and local savings accounts where you control it.
As I have said on many other occasions, Behemoths—big government agencies like the IRS, Fannie and Freddie, big investment firms, mutual funds, and stock insurance companies, big insurance agencies like AARP posing as advocates, big unions, big community organizations like ACORN—have misled Americans about the how-to of creating wealth and managing personal finances. This is [...]
It’s 2010. You can find information about every conceivable topic by doing a simple search using any one of a dozen or so search engines: Google, Yahoo, Bing, MSN, etc..
Unfortunately, much of the information you find on any given topic is biased in favor of products you can buy on the listed web sites. Other information is [...]
In May of 2008 this blog awakened its readers to an idea that is now being recognized after decades of being dismissed. Fact is, if you had followed this practice through the ’80s and ’90s you would be well ahead of those that followed conventional wisdom.
Jeffrey Kosnett only implies the power, flexibility, and versatility of whole life insurance [...]
