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My Lessons on Buying a Car. This post was originally written at the start of 2009, but has been lost on my PC until now, so I thought I'd share with you now. My wife and I just bought a new minivan, and I thought I'd...
Handicap Stair Lifts Prices and Alternative Choices Stairlifts can be a rather costly add-on to a home with nearly most of the costs coming out of your pockets. Medicare will not cover the installing of handicap stair lifts. Medicare does not pay for home modifications but does...
Getting Out of Debt Quickly pt 4 This is part 4 of a 4 part series on getting out of debt quickly. Make sure that you read all four parts in order to get the most out of this sequence of hints on getting yourself or your...
MonaVie Sends a Second Cease & Desist On Friday afternoon, MonaVie sent Corey Whitlaw an "official-ish" Cease and Desist Order (CDO) to my Lazy Man and Money e-mail address on the basis of his use of their trademark in my metatag keywords. I had an idea that...

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Getting Started: Managing Risk

Sunday, October 18th, 2009

Risk is associated with every investment decision. You could even say that people who decide not to invest face a different kind of risk. Although you can’t completely eliminate risk, especially market volatility. understanding how to manage it can help you live more comfortably with it.

For starters, you can smooth out those highs and lows of the market by contributing a set amount to your plan on a regular basis throughout the year. This strategy is called dollar cost averaging. The simplest way to contribute regularly is through payroll deductions.

Dollar cost averaging is an excellent way to minimize volatility and maximize returns. By purchasing the same dollar amount of investments on a regular basis, you buy more units when prices are low. Similarly, when prices are high, you’ll be purchasing fewer units. Overall, you reduce your average cost per unit over the long term and take the guessing out of when to invest.

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An Alternative Idea to Government Stimulus I have been thinking a lot how much easier all our lives would be if Congress acted like they are supposed to, and I mean abiding by their own rules and regulations not arguing whetherÂ spending like Keynes on Crack with...
Drive Thru Americans: Fat and Broke For some reason this summer I have been paying attention to breakfast traffic at fast food restaurants as I drive to work. What I observe is sad and pathetic. I'm not going to bore you with a lot of facts...
Dollar Cost Averaging: How Have Your Investments Done? Earlier this month I fully funded my 2009 Roth IRA, and while I am going to contribute $5,000 to the Roth IRA in 2010, but I'm not planning on contribution all $5,000 at once. Starting in May, I am going...
Auto Insurance Shopping Tips Auto insurance is the law for drivers in 49 of 50 states. There is no way around it unless you give up driving, or want to face having your license suspended and put yourself and your family at substantial financial...

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Lifestyle vs. Reality

Wednesday, October 14th, 2009

The boomer generation is tremendously optimistic about the future and their retirement years. However, are they prepared? As it turns out, not really.

A Forrester Research study in the US found that three in 10 boomers between 51 – 61 haven’t started any financial planning for retirement. In US, Strategic Guidance found that only 15% of its citizens felt fully prepared financially.

There is a new reality for boomers going into retirement.

Two thirds of boomers will be carrying debt into retirement rather than paying it off beforehand.

Instead of savings, real estate accounts for a great deal of boomer household wealth. This may lead to insufficient cash balances from which to draw on for retirement income.

Almost 45% believe they’ll be helping their children financially for the next seven to 10 years.

More than half of those surveyed don’t expect an inheritance. Their parents are living longer – and depleting the assets.

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GM's Collapse: A Story of Prosperity, Decline and Defeat Michigan is sad. I hear about it everyday from the family and friends I have who still live there. “It’s a sad day for Michigan,” my mother says nearly every time she calls. "But the weather is nice today,” she...
Sunday Money Madness - Happy New Year! Happy New Year Everybody! Let's kick off the first of this year's roundup with a bang! Credit and Debt No Debt Does Not Mean Good Credit says Credit Karma. All Financial Matters posts Bureaus Roll Out New Credit Score Formula...
Personal Retirement Plan Investment Options Good financial management consists of two different distinct facets, the first of which is learning how to make the best use out of your limited earned income in order to best meet your current expenses, and the second of which...
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A Note on Creating Jobs

Saturday, September 5th, 2009

Often, when the economy is sluggish and unemployment is high, much attention is given to government efforts to “create jobs.” Many people believe that this simply means direct government hiring of unemployed people, often for “make-work” programs (“digging holes and filling them up again”).

In fact, “creating jobs” is a much more positive concept than this – it refers to government efforts to stimulate the whole economy (through budget deficits), rather than merely hiring the unemployed to do work of little value. For example, tax cuts increase consumer spending, which stimulates many industries. Also, the effects of government spending (such as on a public works project) will spread, via the multiplier effect, through the economy, increasing consumer spending, too. Also, by generating a more favorable economic climate, these efforts by the government can result in increased business investment spending. Thus, the effects of budget deficits designed to stimulate employment will be felt all through the economy, from the toy industry to the construction industry – not merely in the hiring of the unemployed by the government.