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Three Ways To Tune In A Better Financial Frequency
As I got out of my car, the ringing of the Salvation Army bell evoked a warm smile and I open my purse. On my way to the office, an ambulance’s siren caught my attention and I pulled over to the side.
Continue readingOvercoming Three Retirement Hurdles
Picture the 100 or 110 meter hurdle race. That’s the one where you have to jump 10 hurdles to reach the finish line. You have retirement financial goals: pay off your mortgage, build your 401k, create
Continue readingFinding The “Why” Behind Your Retirement Mindset
You have seen the bumper sticker “We are spending our kid’s inheritance” –or may even have it on your vehicle yourself. You have also heard the phrase “I am going to slide into the grave,
Continue readingFive Steps To Embrace Change As You Head Towards Retirement
As I say in my book ‘Your Financial Revolution’, don’t wait until there is five feet of snow in your driveway before you get a snow blower, or hope yours has enough gas in it. As much as is within
Continue reading5 Steps To Take 5 Years Before You Retire
With the average lifespan of the human race expanding more than ever due to healthcare advances, it’s not unlikely that people will be retired for 20 or even 30 years. Retirement is as much a journey
Continue readingNew Year’s Financial Resolutions
Everyone wants to be intelligent with their money. That’s easy enough to do,- on paper. But when it comes to the psychology behind how we make financial decisions, most people have a long way to
Continue readingThe $2,797 lift ticket and What it Means for Your Retirement
On Friday, December 15th, our local ski area – Snowmass celebrated its’ 50th anniversary with the opportunity to purchase lift tickets for $6.50. Today’s price of an advanced purchased ticket
Continue readingTreasure Hunting With Dad
Thanksgiving was spent down in Denver with my family. With the longer weekend, I had asked my parents if I could spend some time helping get some things around their house tidied up or organized. Mom
Continue readingGuilt To Engagement
Getting Rid of the Financial “S Word” We all know the basics of financial health, no matter what your level of wealth is. We SHOULD save for the future. We SHOULD spend less than we bring in. We SHOULD
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