January 22, 20150Comments

The Quiet Crisis in America, Part 2: A lack of savings makes the last years a miserable time for many.

The lack of retirement saving, an over reliance on old-age government welfare programs such as Social Security, is creating a crisis for millions of Americans in their 50s and 60s.

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

January 18, 20151Comments

The Quiet Crisis in America, Part I: A lack of savings makes the last years a miserable time for many.

“Old age is a shipwreck,” Charles De Gaulle, president of France and creator of the Fifth Republic in 1958 Millions of Americans are having or will be having a terrible retirement.

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

January 3, 20150Comments

How to Make a Million—-Get A System and Get Lazy.

You want a million dollars because you believe it will give you financial independence. You have nothing so it seems an impossible goal. Not necessarily. It can be done but it takes

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

December 27, 20140Comments

Why Are So Many People Sick of Pols?

News Item: New York Governor Andrew Cuomo announces the state will impose a ban on fracking, a relatively new but controversial technique of extracting oil from rock. Fracking is being

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

December 14, 20140Comments

The “Disgrace” that Traps Many Young People

From childhood in many homes it is drilled into millions of impressionable young minds: “You will go to a good university. It is the pathway to almost everything that is

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

November 19, 20140Comments

Single people are $4.1k a year richer than those in a couple

A new survey by TotallyMoney.com ( http://petecampbell.com/img/tm-infographic-usd.jpg ) has revealed that singles are, on average, $4.1k a year better off than those of us with a better half. In fact,

by Gregory Bresiger

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