As a means of tracking my progress towards my 2007 goals, I am going to be running this as an on-going series of posts. As a bit of background, here are the opening posts in the series:
April 2007 Update
March 2007 Update
February 2007 Update
January 2007 Update
2007 Financial Goals
Non-Mortgage Debt
Another month has come to a close [...]
As a “Baby Boomer” I’ve had the opportunity to experience much of what our beautiful world has to offer, perhaps selfishly at times.
However, unlike many in my generation who haven’t concerned themselves with taking care of their financial health, and haven’t concerned themselves until recently with how they are going to survive when they retire, [...]
Do you know the secret to having success in the stock market? If you said that the secret is knowing which stocks will be the winning performers, you are wrong. The real secret is being able to recognize a losing trade and cut your losses early.
Recently I read an article from Derrich.com about [...]
As a means of tracking my progress towards my 2007 goals, I am going to be running this as an on-going series of posts. As a bit of background, here are the opening posts in the series:
March 2007 Update
February 2007 Update
January 2007 Update
2007 Financial Goals
Non-Mortgage Debt
With the start of the 2nd quarter, I’m still [...]
One of the age old debates on many financial message boards is the idea behind timing the market as the basis for your investing strategy. While it seems that the majority of people are firmly against trying to time the market, there are proponents that can make a very compelling case for the potential [...]
Whether you are an experienced investor or someone that is just starting out, you can spend a considerable amount of time tracking down information and educating yourself on various financial topics.
Rather than continue to hunt around the Interweb for all of that information, you might want to take a look at The Investor’s Toolset: 57 [...]
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This past Sunday, I came across an article from Humberto Cruz that discussed reasons direct deposit of your tax refund may not be the best idea.
In the event that you were not aware of the recent change, you are now able to have your tax refund sent to an IRA via direct deposit. Last [...]
As a means of tracking my progress towards my 2007 goals, I am going to be running this as an on-going series of posts. As a bit of background, here are the opening posts in the series:
February 2007 Update
January 2007 Update
2007 Financial Goals
Non-Mortgage Debt
As of right now I am still proceeding with my plan [...]
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