May 24, 20190Comments

An Open Letter to Millennials—Bad Times Can Happen to You

Avoid the mistake that millions of people of my generation have made and now can’t undo Will Millennials make the same errors as millions of people of my generation? I hope

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

May 15, 20190Comments

Maybe It’s Time to Stop Relaxing All Day

After getting to retirement, maybe it’s time to turn around and head back. Indeed, millions of American retirees have reversed course. Fearful of Social Security cutbacks, they are working or finding

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

May 6, 20190Comments

Are You an Investing Fool Who Can’t Decide?: New study documents why many average Americans fail at investing

Don’t be an investment schmuck. One of the goals of GregryBresiger.com is to help people achieve investment goals that will enrich them and allow them to help others. The problem is so

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

April 29, 20190Comments

Americans Grapple with Social Security

America’s crown jewel government retirement program, Social Security, has been mismanaged. Assets, many of which have been “borrowed” by governments over the years are insufficient to pay promised benefits in

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

April 23, 20191Comments

Higher Taxes Lead to Tax Exiles

When pols who can’t control their spending, decide they must take more out of the taxpayers, they often end up with fewer taxpayers. Indeed, here in New York the state and

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

April 11, 20190Comments

Money Is Coming: What will you do with it?

The average American taxpayer is receiving a tax refund of about $3,000 this year. Some are delighted. I ask a question. Why? What this person did, over the course of the previous

by Gregory Bresiger

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