A reader recently shared these thoughts with me, “My husband and I are from the ‘great depression era’, which always meant if at all possible, don’t go in debt. For the past 10 to 15 years we have watched people as they lived ‘the American Dream’. To us it was watching them as they lived […]
My Answer to Reader: Do the Math and Leave Your 401(k) Alone
A reader recently wrote the following comment on my post 4 Reasons You Should Not Use Your 401k to Pay Off Your Credit Card so I have pasted both the comment and my answer, hoping that you readers will help scrutinize my logic and point out any flaws you may notice. Obviously, I made some […]
Spring Cleaning Your Finances
I don’t know about you, but my cleaning alter ego kicks in every once in a while. There just comes a point where I can’t stand the mess of papers on my desk, drawers, laptop bag, bookshelf, nightstand, you name it. Usually I’ll get on a roll and knock out a room or two in […]
How To Handle Identity Theft When It’s Family
The following story about identity theft among family members is true, but the names have been changed to keep both parties anonymous. Jack was a good friend of mine and always took care of his finances well. The last thing on his mind was the possibility of having his identity stolen. In fact, he wouldn’t […]
Reader Asks About Selling Home to Pay Off Debt
Readers sometimes ask for my advice, as in today’s post. Although the advice I give might be worth what they paid for it, I strive to do my best. Following is a copy of an actual email (without names), along with my response. I would love to hear your thoughts on whether this family should […]
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