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Traveling with your grandkids may be on your bucket list, but before you book the trip, consider the downsides of gramping....
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Traveling with your grandkids may be on your bucket list, but before you book the trip, consider the downsides of gramping....
Today’s reader case comes from a reader contemplating a move abroad and is wondering how this might speed up their journey to FIRE. Let’s find out! Hi, I loved your book and blog (binge re...
Walk into a restaurant, book a hotel, or get a basic checkup, and odds are, there’s a “service fee” waiting. These charges aren’t rare anymore. They’ve become the norm, s...
To celebrate the launch of my new book, Millionaire Milestones: Simple Steps To Seven Figures, on May 6, 2025, I thought it’d be fun to explore various millionaire topics leading up to the relea...
It was 60 years ago that perhaps the first book to encourage people to take action without attorneys was published....
This week has truly been one for the history books. President Trump started his long-threatened tariff war on Tuesday, implementing 25% across-the-board tariffs on all goods coming from Canada and Mex...
To read on Yahoo Finance, Click Here Salt Lake City, Utah, March 4, 2025 — One of the most comprehensive retirement planning books is celebrating its latest edition with an…...
“The Millionaire Next Door” by Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko provides a groundbreaking look at the true nature of wealth in America. Based on extensive research, the book reveals ...
Children’s book author and CERTIFIED FINANCIAL PLANNER® Jamie Bosse explains how to teach your grandchildren about money....
Do you envision strolling about Europe, a book in one hand, a glass of wine in the other? You could make that happen by studying there, even if you're older....
When I was a teenager in the 90s I spent hours in the library, flipping through every investing book I could get my hands on. Warren Buffett, Benjamin Graham, and the other greats made wealth-building...
When I first read Rich Dad Poor Dad in my teens, it completely changed how I viewed money. The book introduced me to financial freedom, building assets, and escaping the rat race. Kiyosaki made it sou...
Thanks to everyone who responded to the recent book giveaway. Your encouragement and kind words were uplifting. The responses gave me lots of topics to focus on in 2025. I received 104 responses. Cong...
Traditional bookstores and book-themed events are booming in 2025 as readers look for more ways to reconnect with friends and local communities after the pandemic....
In this episode of "Rock Your Retirement," host Kathe Kline welcomes Barbara, our long-term guest who delves into the thought-provoking concepts introduced in the book "Die with Zero" by Bill Perkins....
Today’s article is a recap of the year’s most popular articles and videos. Many, you may have missed it. Look for new articles, videos, book giveaways, and podcast appearances in 2025. Hap...
Hello! I always enjoy seeing a fellow Canadian’sReader Case. Hopefully I’ve got one you’re interested in. I’ve been following your blog for years. I bought your book too! It&rs...
Christine Benz, Morningstar director of personal finance and retirement planning, explains the key lessons from her book on retiring successfully....
Here's a memorable mental model that you can absolutely use to live a healthier, wealthier, and happier life in the New Year....
I'm reading Christine Benz's excellent book "How to Retire". In chapter 14, where she interviews Jamie Hopkins, he suggests that from 62 on, if you are still working, to curtail the retirement contrib...
Listen to Steve Chen and Christine Benz discuss her new book, "How to Retire: 20 Lessons for a Happy, Successful, and Wealthy Retirement. Packed with actionable insights. The post Podcast 85: Living w...
Join us for a special episode as we welcome Christine Benz to discuss her new book, "How to Retire." In a captivating conversation at the Rock Retirement Club, we dive into topics like long-term care,...
If not, even an 80- to 90-year life needs rethinking. This post was written by Harry Margolis, a new contributor to the Squared Away Blog. In their book,The 100-Year Life: Living and Working in an Age...
2024 is almost in the books. Below are 12 financial planning ideas to consider before year-end....
Preparing for retirement includes watching movies, reading books, and newsletters. Seek out role models. Keep learning and growing....
I opened a book at random this morning and saw this encouraging perspective on retirement from English essayist Charles Lamb (1775-1834). In his day, attaining the age of fifty made one "superannuated...
I’m new in retirement. Retired at 64. When I look at the week ahead and know I will be away for two hours for volunteering, and two hours for book club, and time for exercise classes I feel so G...
Lessons from Nobel Prize winner Daniel Kahneman's book "Noise" can help you make better financial decisions. Find out how. The post Shhhh: Hush Noise (It’s Different than Bias) for Better Financ...
Check deposits and ACH pulls increase the chances to get your account restricted. Learn the Nuts and Bolts I put everything I use to manage my money in a book. My Financial Toolbox guides you to a cle...
Examining life insurance retirement plans and breaking down Nelson Nash’s book “Becoming Your Own Banker” to see how they compare to traditional retirement plans....
Now that I'm retired I decided to go on a bus trip for a week with a friend as I have never been on one before. My friend has, and talked about bringing books and magazines for us to read on the bus (...
How do you begin to save for your children to go to college? With the rising costs of college education, is it worth the monetary commitment? Including tuition & fees, room & board, books &...
Real estate is a vast field with countless niches, making it challenging to determine where to start. When I was a teenager, I used to go to the library and read books on real estate. I also stalked t...
According to the book Die with Zero, we should all run out of money just as we run out of life. Here’s a summary of that book and a few others that explore this theme and variations on it. The p...
Sometimes books, movies, songs, and other art forms are instant classics that resonate with people. Other times, things resonate for different reasons. They catch your attention at a time and place th...
What time is it? It’s Case Study time! Kristy & Bryce, First and foremost, I LOVED your book and continue to get so much from listening to it, as well as your blog posts and Podcast intervie...
The people who grew up with the Mouseketeers are now becoming re-imagineers. A Q. and A. with Michael Clinton, author of a book about second acts....
Seven decades after he became addicted to Superman, Gary Prebula’s collection of graphic novels and comics has a permanent home at the University of Pennsylvania library....
If you're looking for personal development, pick up a book! Each one offers helpful guidance and eye-opening wisdom. Checking out how others handle their challenges gives you new insights. Techniques ...
Before we get to today’s post, I want to announce the winner of last week’s book contest. After randomizing the entries (I really enjoyed reading all the amazing 180+ comments! Thank you a...
I get requests to blurb/promote books often, but now that I have an energetic 8-month-old who just started crawling (I’m both in awe and horrified), I don’t have much time to read books. W...
I couldn't be prouder to have my name above the door at Keen Wealth Advisors. If you've read my book, you know that I have a very personal connection to financial planning, and it's been my lifelong m...
Some people have bucket list items that don’t require any travel at all, like learning to play the piano or writing a book. Other people have travel plans but with a “just to go see it&rdq...
By Dr. Rikki Racela, WCI Columnist As I delved into my financial literacy journey—which included reading the first couple of WCI books, reading this blog, and taking the Fire Your Financial Advi...
Photo credit: jb In his Preface to the Fourth Edition of Benjamin Graham’s legendary book The Intelligent Investor, Warren Buffett wrote the following: To invest successfully over a lifetime doe...
This post contains Amazon Affilliate links which will pay a small commission to me (at not cost to you) if you order through the links. I recently read one of the best books I’ve ever read. It l...
Master of Change by Brad Stulberg. I read this book a few months ago. It is a mixture of old philosophy & new psychological research on how to deal with change. I found it invaluable. I'm retiring...
I've always liked Tony Robbins, so when I heard he had a new financial book coming out, I was intrigued. Robbins' doesn't have a traditional financial background, but he did write Money: Master the Ga...
Before I began my path toward working as a financial planner, I had enjoyed reading books on self-development and financial ... Read more...
Recently, a long time follower gifted me with a book. Knowing I was widowed in 2022, she messaged me and asked if she could send me Hope For Widows – Reflections on Mourning, Living, and Change ...