Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth Retirement Long Term, Retirement Plan Costs Are Very Important The Texas A&M University System is considering making changes in the criteria it uses to By Scott Burns / March 2, 2000
Income & Wealth Life Expectancy Retirement The Incredible Expanding Retirement Retired Certified Financial Planner Michael Stein has a rich sense of humor. Describing a world By Scott Burns / July 20, 1999
Better Spending Retirement In the Future, You’ll need Less Money By Scott Burns Take cheer. There is a good chance you can party more today By Scott Burns / April 4, 1999
Couch Potato Investing CP portfolio recipes Retirement Doonesbury Meets Portfolio Management One imagines the last days of the professional money managers: they retreat to their 24 By Scott Burns / November 15, 1998
Better Spending Income & Wealth Retirement Hey! Take the Day Off You can’t set your clock by them, but they’re very predictable. I’m talking about the By Scott Burns / July 5, 1998
Couch Potato Investing Income & Wealth Retirement There’s A Bull Market In Stockbrokers, Too A well-known joke: A surgeon has a problem at his house. He calls a plumber. By Scott Burns / February 10, 1998
Better Spending Couch Potato Investing Retirement The Well Funded Grandchild Allow me to introduce The Well Funded Grandchild, the kid with something better than a By Scott Burns / January 8, 1998
Couch Potato Investing Home Ownership Income & Wealth Retirement How To Save $500,000 In A Year Interested in a quick $500,000? Let me show you how the Burns family saved more By Scott Burns / November 9, 1997
Better Spending Income & Wealth Retirement The Millenium Dividend: The Biggest ‘Tax’ Cut of All Dare with me, brave reader, to stir up those manic and hopeful juices. Dare to By Scott Burns / August 24, 1997
Better Spending Income & Wealth Retirement Tax Free Home Ownership! It’s called a migration. That’s what will happen when homeowners all over America grasp the By Scott Burns / August 3, 1997
Better Spending Income & Wealth Retirement The Credit Wars: A Borrowed Dollar Is Not Our Friend Who has the most powerful, smartest, hardest working, and most valuable dollars? We do. In By Scott Burns / July 27, 1997