At least one soap opera had a happy ending.
At least one soap opera had a happy ending.
Jonathan G. Blattmachr & Martin M. Shenkman, two major gurus in the estate planning field, seem to think a Trump administration will lead to the need for most of us to engage in some planning: The election of Donald J. Trump as President, along with a Republican-controlled House and Senate, may lead to the most […]
Northwestern Mutual recently published a survey of caregivers, those who take care of the infirm and aged. Among other things, this is what they found, according to Financial Advisor magazine: Caregivers comprise a massive population segment, with 40 percent of the survey’s 1,003 respondents saying they were caregivers. Another 20 percent expect to step into that […]
Scalia was possibly the best writer on the Supreme Court–ever. Kagan, almost his political polar opposite, will likewise rank as one of its best writers. These are generous, kind thoughts and a worthy example to emulate when we speak of someone we may otherwise disagree with.
Bloomberg offers up the stories of three couples who retired early–as in at age 40. If that’s a path you’d like to follow, have a read.
Some good advice about Social Security.
Professor, attorney, and author of Business Planning: Closely Held Enterprises, Dwight Drake has some useful advice for would-be entrepreneurs: “When the entrepreneurial bug bites a group of charged-up business owners, they usually are focused on making the business succeed, maximizing revenues, and minimizing expenses. They have little interest in discussing potential breakups, the risks of the three big […]
Critical Skills You Should Learn That Pay Dividends Forever How to Get a Busy Person to Respond to Your Email Venture Deals: Be Smarter Than Your Lawyer and a Venture Capitalist To be honest, I just started reading this one today.