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A Closer Look at Homeownership

This is the first of a three part conversation on Financial Impact Factor Radio we are having on homeownership ending on Friday with a visit from Brad Thomas, Forbes and Seeking Alpha columnist to discuss REITs (Real Estate Investment Trust).

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Is Your Retirement Plan Really Different?

The past several years have re-arranged how we think about retirement. The shift in the “dream” has been the subject of more than one news report on the state of where Boomers are and where their younger cohorts how to be one day. Yet, retirement is and always will be the same: a time when fixed income rules the budget.

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Posted in 401k, bonds, Boomers, debt, economics, mortgages, Paul Petillo, personal finance, Profitable Investments, Repercussions: A Retirement Review, risk, taxes, women and retirement

Personal Finance: The Logic of Gifts

Once money became the marker, indebtedness took on new forms. The first interest bearing loans developed in Mesopotamia and do you know what quickly followed: declarations of debt freedom. In Biblical times, it was called the Law of Jubilee. And many of us still live with the thought that our lives are the real principal in the debt equation. being free of debt would in many instances be a relief or would it push us to a point where we feel superior to the rest of the “tribe”?

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