The Pfrengle Principle
One of the best lessons I’ve learned was not in a classroom. It was from
Better Spending
Watching California: The National Yard Sale Begins
SAN DIEGO. “License to Chill” glides by a wonderful sight in San Diego harbor. Hundreds
Getting an Economic Grip
The patient suffered a cardiac arrest. A dangerous amount of time has passed. Although the
Reading the New Map
It takes a lot of smoke and rubble to make things clear, but this week
Variable Annuity Watch, 2008
Variable annuities have a tough row to hoe. Doomed to being measured against better alternatives,
The Power of Attentive Spending
Yes, there is a silver lining in the gigantic cloud that surrounds us. It’s small,
The “N” Factor and Retirement Planning
How does the cost of raising a family affect your retirement planning? The answer is
The Value of America, in Barrels
Most of us view the world through dollar glasses. It’s perfectly reasonable. Dollars, after all,
Prius at Five
According to the trip meter on our 2003 Prius, my wife and I have covered
What “Financial Adviser” Means 95 Percent of the Time
“My financial adviser says that I should…” That may be the most common phrase in
The Coming National Yard Sale
Every cloud has a silver lining. So it may be time to see who gets