A Big Part Of Financial

Everybody In America Started To Define Themselves By All These Things They Had Around Them. And All Of A Sudden It Came Tumbling Down. So The Old American Dream Has Died, And That Is A Good Thing.

If You're Saving For The Long Run, It's Actually A Good Thing When The Market Is Down Because The More Shares You Have, The More You Can Potentially Make When Markets Rise. And Over Time - Decades, Not Months - The Markets Rise More Than They Fall.

The World Needs Another Vehicle To Get People To Pay In Cash.

Absolutely Invest In Retirement. You Can Always Get A Loan To Get Kids Through School. I Do Not Know Of Any Loans To Get You Through Retirement. The Markets Are Seriously Low From Where They Were (even Though They've Gone Up 30 Percent Recently). Now Is The Time To Be Dollar Cost Averaging; The More Money You Put In, The More Shares You Buy. Save For Your Retirement, People.

I Have Come To Think That Money Is Very Much Like A Person, And It Will Respond When You Treat It As You Would A Cherished Friend - Never Fearing It, Pushing It Away, Pretending It Doesn't Exist, Or Turning Away From Its Needs, Never Clutching It So Hard That It Hurts. ... If You Tend It Like The Living Entity It Is, Then It Will Flourish, Grow, Take Care Of You For As Long As You Need It.