Simple Practices that Lead to Wealth
The common theme was that investors were bilked, scammed and even murdered by unscrupulous money managers. Although most advisors are honest, hard-working professionals, these types of stories are becoming way too common to ignore.
One of my fondest childhood memories was riding my BMX bike to work when I was 16 years old. Back then, I rode my BMX bike everywhere because I didn’t have a car.
Evidently, the only thing worse than being broke is to suddenly become wealthy.
When I was younger, most Americans took the future seriously. Now, it seems like people are living for today and neglecting the future.
This Christmas, I asked my kids for a very expensive gift. I asked them for a new Craftsman roll-away toolbox. It’s something that I have always wanted but I could never quite justify buying for myself. Receiving it as a gift gave me the excuse I needed to upgrade my entire tool situation. The good …
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