The Seven Mysteries - aka Wealth Builders
Moving from Bad Habits to Good Practices
Prologue
The difference between a habit and a practice is awareness.
If a habit relies on thoughtless performance, a practice relies on thoughtful performance.  The behavior can be the same, e.g., locking the doors at night.  Awareness makes the difference.
Conventional wisdom means that [...]

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Myth No. 4 - I Have A Retirement Plan From Work
Myth: my company has a pension/profit sharing/401k/other plan that promises me a secure future income.
Reality: Enron, MCI, US West/Qwest, Mutual Benefit Life, United Airlines, and many other well known and superficially reputable and stable companies have defaulted on retirement plans in the past and many [...]

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No matter what President Obama says and regardless of his eloquence saying it, it would be a dire mistake, completely lacking in common sense, wisdom, and - mostly - regard for the US Constitution, for “We the People” to allow or accept any health care or health insurance program created by the US Congress and [...]

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It’s March 2009.
Americans are struggling with the cost of everything from mortgages to groceries.  The struggle is the outcome of three decades of misinformation about how to handle the money that flows through the lives of American individuals and families.
Your personal economy succeeds when you control the money that comes into your life.
The Behmoths on Wall Street, Behemoth banks and insurance companies, [...]

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It is rare for me to quote someone else’s blog in full detail. However, Greg Moore is helping many Americans escape from the Debt Paradigm and his emails are always worth reading. I hope this one inspires…
 
Dr Agon Fly - www.YouBetheBank.com
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Getting Into the 0% Interest Loan Game…
 
The U.S. Government is getting into the 0% Interest [...]

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