Bank on Yourself
4 Principles of Rational Finances In an Irrational World
People make irrational decisions—especially when it comes to their money. Researchers tell us that we will indeed pay more for the same cup of coffee
People make irrational decisions—especially when it comes to their money. Researchers tell us that we will indeed pay more for the same cup of coffee
True financial education is an ongoing discovery process, not a one-time seminar or blog post read. What does this have to do with growing your
“The difficulty lies not so much in developing new ideas as in escaping from old ones.” ― John Maynard Keynes, British Economist circa 1925 Today our
The big question that is brought up time and time again in discussion with clients is “What is the best investment?” In essence, everyone wants
We tend to do everything we can to maintain good credit. We pay our bills on time, limit the number of credit cards we take
We all have an emotional and a rational side of thinking. Investing emotionally can be dangerous. Most often, however, we think that rational side will be
I think back to the days I was a financial advisor for a large brokerage firm. The client comes in and I’m talking to him
The prospect of being able to fund the costs of your children’s college education can feel daunting. Particularly if your children want to go to
I talk to a lot of people, and get to see what financial decisions they make. Why they did this, why did they do that,
I want to spend a little time on the idea behind the “Legacy” stage of the Perpetual Wealth Strategy. That’s something that’s somewhat hard to
Let’s face it: The cost of a college education is quickly spiraling out of control. Whether you’re still paying back your own college loans or
Does the idea of saving enough money for your dream retirement stress you out? Even if you’re feeling financially sound now, you might worry about whether or
