Thanks Ed.
My yoga teacher is concentrating on our lower legs and ankles to stop falls, hopefully. You might tell your patients... "Information with out action is futile, but, action with out information is fatal"
I try to tell my sons to 'do the right things when you are young, so you can do the right things when you are old'. Teaching money skills, helps folk be on the upward side of the 'K' IF they practice the information in their daily lives.
You are on the spot I think Lester. I was worried about ROI in my accumulation phase of wealth. Now, I find not thinking about that so freeing. But recently, I did open a MM account that my credit union offered. It gives 3.25% but, compounded daily.
So, hey, switching money to my checking in the same CR is simple and I have $2k a month automatically moved to it so it grows enough for me.
I also have a good real estate portfolio with a small investment in the Market.
Paid for rental homes provide a lower risk income and a nice inheritance to pass on with no investment worries about what some business with which I have zero control is doing in the background. Sure, I still have risks, but the 'paid for' status affords a huge cushion. Someone said.."Problems simply disappear, when you can write a check."
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Joining a class does get me to do the right stuff. The extra folk doing that with me is always good. ;-)
Post: Frugal Fitness
Link to comment from March 14, 2026
Thanks Ed. My yoga teacher is concentrating on our lower legs and ankles to stop falls, hopefully. You might tell your patients... "Information with out action is futile, but, action with out information is fatal"
Post: Frugal Fitness
Link to comment from March 14, 2026
I try to tell my sons to 'do the right things when you are young, so you can do the right things when you are old'. Teaching money skills, helps folk be on the upward side of the 'K' IF they practice the information in their daily lives.
Post: Economic Trends
Link to comment from March 14, 2026
You are on the spot I think Lester. I was worried about ROI in my accumulation phase of wealth. Now, I find not thinking about that so freeing. But recently, I did open a MM account that my credit union offered. It gives 3.25% but, compounded daily. So, hey, switching money to my checking in the same CR is simple and I have $2k a month automatically moved to it so it grows enough for me.
Post: Where to Keep Cash
Link to comment from December 6, 2025
I also have a good real estate portfolio with a small investment in the Market. Paid for rental homes provide a lower risk income and a nice inheritance to pass on with no investment worries about what some business with which I have zero control is doing in the background. Sure, I still have risks, but the 'paid for' status affords a huge cushion. Someone said.."Problems simply disappear, when you can write a check."
Post: Lessons from First Brands
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Hi Mark, We will see... https://www.npr.org/2025/08/10/g-s1-69741/changing-world-order-series
Post: Are You Invested in International Markets?
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I feel there's a push to have the dollar dethroned as the world currency for the benefit of those who are at the top of the power stack.
Post: Are You Invested in International Markets?
Link to comment from October 11, 2025
Oh Sir Richard, If only the youngsters starting out would LISTEN and ACT APPROPRIATELY. I certainly thank you for your writings. ;-)
Post: Being poor, even low income in retirement is no fun and society makes it more difficult
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Yes Mr. Smith if that job is not part time work would they earn even that much.
Post: Being poor, even low income in retirement is no fun and society makes it more difficult
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Good men and women should be recognized, even in line at Walt Disney World!
Post: This post contains a secret and words I used in a few forum posts ago. Why is it not encouraging.
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