Several years ago I bought a used car for about $16K less than the going price. You can use the following five used car buying tips to replicate the huge savings that I snagged. 1. Know How Much You Want To Spend If you aren’t clear about what your budget is, you might get swept […]
How to Get Your Spouse To Make Smart Financial Decisions – Just in Case
You might be good at making smart financial decisions but how about your spouse or significant other? Is he is a financial blockhead (and I say that with utmost respect of course)? If so that will sink your ship sooner or later – guaranteed. If your spouse is making bad money moves it’s a no […]
Getting Remarried and Safeguarding Assets. Help A Reader Out
Getting remarried can’t be easy. From a financial standpoint alone, there is a lot to work out. “B” was going through the process herself and was stuck. She sent me an email looking for a little direction. Here is her situation. “B” is in her late 50’s with 2 young adult children and a thriving […]
What is a Long Term Investment?
I’ve encouraged you to identify your long term goals and match them with long term investments for as long as I’ve been writing Wealth Pilgrim. That’s the best way to diversify your assets possible. But what is a long term investment? I’ve never really broken it down. Let’s take care of that oversight right now. […]
7 Things You Must Stop Procrastinating About
Are you putting off saving for retirement because you don’t know how? Are you accepting your finances “as is” without question? Are you wishing and hoping instead of trying and doing? Let’s face it, the law of physic is universal – without action, there is no reaction. That is, without doing anything to improve your […]
Your American Debt Default Survival Guide
Are you worried about the debt ceiling crisis and the looming U.S. default? Are you shaking about the prospects of what might happen to the investment world as we know it if these monumental problems aren’t solved? If so you aren’t alone. Truth be told, I’m a little skittish myself. Let’s consider what we’re looking […]