So much of the financial planning media focus on not running out of money, and it seems like we have very little discussion about what exactly to do with those leftovers.

A lot of investors are sitting on their hands right now.  There seems to be a hesitation to buy real estate, stocks, and any other risk assets

Honestly, this might be the simplest financial practice that also has the potential to make the greatest impact on your financial life.  And, if you take me up on my challenge, there will be a lot of unintended benefits to this financial reviewing routine.

Investors get tunnel vision on an investment or a planning item that has very little impact on their whole portfolio or plan. The energy, the emotions, and the time that gets committed to these obsessions are never commensurate with the attribution or impact.

Join us today as we dive into the intersection of weight loss, teaching Sunday school, and personal finance.

Do you know what reminds me a lot of exercise? Saving.  It’s good for you and yields great benefits in the long run, but it takes sacrifice, and the results in the short run can be hard to notice.

I am an absolute glutton for nostalgia; I’m a softy. Every day my iPhone populates these reminders of “my memories.”  The software puts together these …

All this leads us to a conversation about chihuahua markets and the frustrations and damage they cause.