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Welcome to our weekly article section. You can search for topics at the top right and if you learn by reading, you’ll find these blog posts valuable as they contain short actionable ideas for how to improve your thinking and the automaticity of your money, all in line with our 7 Principles of Prosperity.
Using a Lottery as an Incentive to Save
LISTEN: mp3 audio (06:57min) According to Wikipedia, behavioral finance is a “separate branch of economic and financial analysis which applies scientific research on human and
529 Plans Prove Problematic
LISTEN: mp3 audio (6:20 min) On April 14, 2009, the State of Oregon announced it was suing the national investment company responsible for managing its
The Million-Dollar Matrix
LISTEN: Audio mp3 (16:19 min) “Unfortunately, no one can be told what the Matrix is. You have to see it for yourself.” – Morpheus, from
THE ISSUE IS INCOME
LISTEN: Audio mp3 (22:42 min) The bottom-line objective of any individual financial program is to provide an ongoing stream of income to meet the necessities
A Plan for the Information Age
Want to put your mind at ease about the current financial turmoil? Here are two perspectives that may help you get out of today’s funk and on to better things.
Why Everybody Wants Whole Life Insurance (and its benefits!)
On some financial topics, people have become so conditioned to seeing things from a single perspective it makes them incapable of recognizing other – perhaps even better – ways of addressing these issues. The on-going fallout from the “meltdown/crisis/recession/global-economic-funk†offers a striking example of an obvious solution that almost no one seems to see:
For one reason or another, everyone wants whole life insurance.
Don’t believe it? The disbelief just further proves the point. Whole life insurance is so far outside the awareness of both average Americans and the mainstream financial press that collectively “advises†them, that they have become blind to what’s been there all along.
Life Insurance
Life insurance isn’t the sexiest financial topic, but as an aspect of risk management, it remains a foundational component in every financial plan. And, in
One of Those Details That Needs Regular Attention
Perhaps you noticed an item from the week of December 3, 2007 that appeared in the major wire services… A wealthy London widow who had
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