Many moons ago, I was a teenager and saving money was not on my radar. Sure, I had saved some money (past tense) but I wasn’t actually SAVING money. It wasn’t purposeful. It wasn’t consistent… more like random and accidental. In my early 20s, I would put away small amounts and then blow it on […]
How to spend an unreasonable amount of money
A fellow insurance advisor tells a story worth its weight in paperwork for those with eyes to hear and ears to see: *** “Wife admits cheating and announces she’s leaving and moving in with him. Husband goes outside and shoots himself. Life (insurance) covers suicide if policy is in force longer than 2 years. She […]
How to shelter your ass-ets from changing financial winds
Surprise, surprise. Weather.us is reporting that hurricane Florence is now most likely to stall over Wilmington and then head west or maybe southwest. But maybe we won’t escape the rain. Who knows. At this point, it’s anyone’s guess. But, Jack Sillin is a pretty smart fella and has taken the time to explain why Florence […]
Flat-Earther financial lessons
So I’ve been watching some videos on the YooToobs about The Flat Earth Society. In case you are unaware, there exists a “secret” society of individuals who believe that the Earth is flat (not a globe). Members include regular joes and also famous basketball players and celebrities. Pretty weird, right? I highly recommend you go […]
Faith-based financial advice… from an atheist
“UNLEARN sickness and know health… UNLEARN poverty and know prosperity… Learn how to break every limitation and solve every problem YOURSELF. “The best thing you can do for the poor is not to be one of them.” — Reverend Ike *** Preach it, brother. It’s no mystery that I’m an atheist, but even I can […]