Tag Archives: debt

401K Apocalypse?

I just read an article that says the financial turmoil has wreaked havoc on workers’ 401K plans. I say…”tough.” First of all, my plan has fluctuated +/-1% each day over the last few days, and would have probably been up if my own company stock was performing better over the last year. I [...]

What This Means For You

So you think the Dow Jones industrial average, in 3 days dropping a total of 950 points (500 on Monday, September 15th and 450 Wednesday, September 17th), renowned investement brokerage – Lehman Brothers filing for bankruptcy protection and the Federal Reserve stepping in with an emergency loan to keep American International Group Inc., one of [...]

Freedom and Prosperity Part 2

“Real prosperity is created by building capital, not by financing debt.”
“Phil Graham is right – we’ve become a “nation of whiners…The American people fully expect to get lazier and richer at the same time – forget it!”
As stated previously in part one of this essay, the U.S. is the world’s largest [...]