Investing
by Guest
November 6, 2011
I have worked in the world of Finance and Investing for almost 20 years. I have seen wealth gained and wealth lost, fortunes won, and empires crumble. The one clear truth is that there is nothing certain in the world of finance and economics . . .
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by Chuck Detwiler
September 7, 2011
Is it wrong to feel joy and laugh while watching people get smashed by giant arms, hit with large objects, sprayed with gooey sauces, or thrown through the air? If you answered YES … then I confess … I’m guilty!
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by John
January 24, 2011
Mortgages. Student loans. Auto loans. Loans, loans, loans! Many Americans have enough debt to where if they make the minimum payments, they could be paying off debt for 30 years or more. Some people pay off debt over a lifetime, never gaining traction until well into retirement. Is this okay?
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by John
September 15, 2010
I’ve given this a lot of thought lately. What could possibly be the best investment? Where can you put your money to make 5% ROI, 10% ROI, 20% ROI, or greater? Is more even possible? Where are the non-volatile investments that have outrageously high returns? The goal here is to find the absolutely best investment [...]
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by Guest
August 31, 2010
This post was written by Nathan Richardson the founder of ComplexSearch. Nathan enjoys blogging deals and help consumers save money. One of the basic rules of investing is this: Don’t invest in something that you don’t understand. The violation of this rule is one of the reasons that we ended up with a financial crisis [...]
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by John
June 26, 2010
Now comes the fun part. You get to build wealth and give! If you’re not accustomed to building wealth, this article will give you some practical areas where you can invest and some great ideas for giving stuff away! Dave Ramsey’s 7 Baby Steps Step 1: Save up $1,000 to start your emergency fund. Step [...]
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by John
June 15, 2010
If you’re the average Total Money Makeover participant, by the time you get to Baby Step 4, you’re two or more years into this journey. Well done! You’ve destroyed your debt, built a solid emergency fund, and are now ready to invest in retirement! Bravo! There are many considerations you should take when getting into [...]
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by John
May 11, 2010
I have been wrestling with this question for a few weeks now, and can see validity to both points of view. On one hand, if you tithe BEFORE investing, the church will have money right away. On the other hand, if you tithe AFTER investing, the church will have more money (if done right) but [...]
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by John
May 7, 2010
Building a financial foundation is a lot like building your own custom vehicle – you have to have the right components. Everything must be working together in unison to get you where you want to go. Each part is important. Each part is essential. The only trouble is where to begin. I’m going to attempt [...]
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by John
May 2, 2010
Investing can quickly turn into gambling if we monitor it too closely. Emotions can get the best of us when we are trying to time the market. I’ve experienced this and have lost thousands due to fear and exhilaration. Benjamin Graham, described as the father of value investing, once said: “Individuals who cannot master their [...]
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