A solid, steady investment approach will pay huge dividends in the long run.
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FINANCIAL LITERACY , INSURANCE AND ILLNESSES , RETIREMENT
PANICKING WILL NOT ERADICATE THE CORONAVIRUS PROBLEMS
Fears of health and economic fallout from the coronavirus outbreak pushed the U. S. Stock Markets into Bear territory (down at least 20%) this week. Of course, we are ALL concerned, but panicking has never fixed any of my problem. {Maybe with the exception of that monster from my childhood closet. It was YUGEEEEE!} PLEASE STOP HOARDING TOILET PAPER {WHY TOILET PAPER?}, SANITIZERS, AND EVERYTHING ELSE! You can’t find hand ...
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STOP DESTROYING YOUR LIFE! - GET OUT OF THAT DAMN HOLE!
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It is estimated the lack of financial literacy, cost Americans ~ $300 billion in 2018, or three Bill Gates’ fortunes. While financial literacy is not rocket science, 63% of Americans are considered "financially illiterate." People who are financially illiterate have difficulty applying financial decision-making skills to every day real-life situations. SO WHAT EXACTLY IS FINANCIAL LITERACY? Financial literacy is understanding all aspects of money, such as: taxes, savings, paying bills, retirement, budgeting, paying for ...
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INSURANCE AND ILLNESSES
PART 2: DISABILITY INSURANCE RESTRICTIONS AND HOW MUCH $$$ INSURANCE IS NEEDED {CONTINUED FROM: PART 1: INSURANCE SHOULD BE NO MORE OF AN OPTION THAN EMPLOYMENT!}
If I could have one ”do over” insurance decision, I would have purchased personal/private short and long-term disability insurance, in my 20’s. Recently I became one of the 40% of Americans with a chronic illness and applied for short and long term disability insurance. I discovered several loopholes and “20-foot concrete, steel-reinforced walls/barriers”, depending solely on and Employer Sponsored Disability Insurance Policy! RISK FACTORS Majority of you face the strong likelihood you will work for several ...
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