All The News That’s Fit to Print
In a recent post, we talked about media bias. While any human being that writes or edits will have a […]
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In a recent post, we talked about media bias. While any human being that writes or edits will have a […]
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I don’t do business with National Public Data, so why should I care? Here’s why. Data Brokers National Public Data
The National Public Data Breach is a Bigger Deal than You Think Read More »
This is a followup from my post on Hearing Aids and TV Streamers. I’ve finally found a solution that will
In 2020, when I retired, I found myself in the awkward position where I was old enough to retire (I
Shopping For Health Insurance Read More »
Terrifying news on CNBC this morning. Wrongful death suit against Disney serves as a warning to consumers when clicking ‘I
Think Before You Click “Accept” Read More »
“Google it.” Ask any question, and that’s the answer. I’m 61 years old and have worked an entire career in
Can We Trust The News? Read More »
In case you hadn’t noticed, there was a bit of market volatility last week. If you watched CNBC or another
What The Heck is The Japan Carry Trade?? Read More »
CNBC reported today: Here are all the reasons why Monday’s major market wreck is happening. Show of hands, who finds
This Isn’t Helpful Read More »
From CNBC: Dow drops 1,000 points, Nasdaq craters 4% in global market rout. That’s on top of 2 really bad
The Sky is Falling!!! – Please Don’t Panic Read More »
For those who have read my prior posts on Intel and think I’m gloating, you are correct. While I’m taking
Lessons From Intel Read More »
A lot of my posts encourage investing in low-cost S&P 500 Funds and ETFs. My premise is that we need
So How Do I Know The S&P 500 Will Go Up? Read More »
Two of my lunch buddies have recently gone through the harrowing experience of signing up for Medicare. Medicare is a
Navigating Medicare Read More »
We all need to save some of our income. It’s not as hard as you may think. We’ll talk about
I hate catchy titles like this, but I wanted to put together a post that captured the simple things that
Your Ticket to Financial Freedom Read More »
I have 106 different active investments. This includes stocks (69), equity mutual funds, bond mutual funds, IBonds, CDs, and Treasuries.
25% of My Investments Account for 80% of Gains Read More »