Tag Archives: personal finance

Easter Egg of the Day: Jim Rohn

Posted on April 24, 2011 by J.Wenger

“If you don’t know what a financial statement is, make it a priority to find out without further delay. It’s very important to know exactly where you are financially, without kidding yourself. Only when you know where your are can … Continue reading →

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Tax Refunds: Spend, Save, or Invest?

Posted on April 9, 2011 by J.Wenger

I’ve seen several articles on tax refunds (specifically how to spend them) come across my desk lately. With the tax filing deadline a week away, that is not too surprising. It IS surprising that none of the pieces say, “Take … Continue reading →

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Explore the Link between Income and Education

Posted on March 29, 2011 by J.Wenger

From the website Good, a visual representation of the latest U.S. Census data. Sources: Transparency: Are the Richest Americans Also the Best Educated? A collaboration between GOOD and Greg Hubacek http://www.good.is/post/america-s-richest-counties-and-best-educated-counties/

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Is Your Financial Advisor a Yes Man

Posted on March 25, 2010 by J.Wenger

Recently, I posted an article from CNN Money to our Twitter account (@investsafely) regarding investment advisors, titled “Do you have a yes-man problem when it comes to financial advice?” To summarize, the article covered a study on investment advisor bias. … Continue reading →

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