I’m spending the month preparing for my 2014 Grandma Rie’s Money Camp session which will be held at the end of July this year. This year’s camp changed location to take advantage of a...
I’m a lucky parent. Both of our children (now adults) are healthy, independent, successful, happily married and responsible. I like to think that some of the things I did while raising them helped them...
If you are involved in a family business, or maybe trying to encourage the next generation to start one, you may be looking for some guidance. A few years ago, I read the autobiography...
One of my new favorite poems is from “My Wage,” The Door of Dreams, by Jessie B Ritenhouse: “I bargained with Life for a penny, And Life would pay no more, However I begged...
Have you ever wondered how people get rich? Why is it that some folks manage to accumulate significant amounts of wealth while others just scrape by? Only 1/4 of Americans end up with more...
Lower your taxes, control your future and reach financial freedom by Anthony C Campidonica, Copyright 2014, published by Sciopress, inc Summary: Campidonica is a CPA and former IRS tax auditor. He promises a high level...
UPDATE: Congratulations to the winner of our giveaway – Lauren E!!! Thank you to everyone of you who voted and commented on the titles. ——————————————————————————————————————– I’ve done it!! I spent the past year...
by Katherine R. Bateman, copyright 2001. Published by Chicago Review Press, Inc Summary Ms Bateman wrote this book to help her tween grandchildren learn about the market so they could wisely select investments with...
Family Money Values. One of them for our family is self-sufficiency. I suspect that many Americans value it as well. We pride ourselves on being rugged individualists, able to improvise, invent, and to take...
Readers, here is another Financial Fable to read to your kids. Samantha was a gray tree squirrel, born in March high in the tree top nest her Mama and Papa had built. She lived...
