The Resurrection of The Limping Bull
Over the next few weeks I will try to bring this blog back to life. I'm looking for contributors. Feel free to post your interest.
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"The way to stop financial joy-riding is to arrest the chauffeur, not the automobile". Woodrow Wilson
"The most important thing for a young man is to establish a credit... a reputation, character." John Rockerfeller
"Those who rely on the pension and free public health will be hoping taxes will be sufficient to support a decent welfare system" says Mr Hand
The first 20 years of our life should be dedicated to build personal human capital by developing opportunities to learn and gain new skills/knowledge. A good way to do this is to get a good education, go to college (or university). But it certainly isn't the only way. Anyway, this is the period during which we study hard, play sports and all.
It may also be a good time to start investing. You know... put some of that money away.
To be Continued ...
10 Things Your Financial Planner Won't Tell You! From SmartMoney.com, article by Nkiru Asika Oluwasanmi
"The bulk of people who market themselves as financial advisers are salespeople," says the Consumer Federation of America's director of investor protection, Barbara Roper.
2. "I'm a jack of all trades and master of none."
6. "Once I've done the plan, I'm outta here..."
"many clients find that a once-attentive planner becomes increasingly elusive as time wears on."
8. "Confused? That's the point."
9. "In fact, I don't even understand your plan."
10. "Good luck busting me for malpractice."