I feel like there is a hyper-push in society today to treat everyone the same, but sometimes the unisex outlook just doesn’t make sense. I feel like anyone with any type of life experience knows there is a difference in almost every aspect between males and females beyond anatomy and this would obviously include investments.… Continue Reading
Author Archives: Evan
Millennials Do Not Have New Job Rules
I am always weary of articles that are clearly trying to make the argument that today is different than 5, 10 or even 20 years ago with regards to almost anything except technology. Until I started writing this post I hadn’t realized how many times I have written/bitched about the topic: The Past wasn’t as… Continue Reading
Options When You Have an Insufficient Retirement
No one likes to think about it, but it does happen, especially in our current economic climate. People reach retirement age and don’t have quite enough saved. As the Huffington Post points out, The average person in the United States will spend 21 years in retirement, but will deplete their savings after just 14 years,… Continue Reading
Are You Still Paying for a Landline?
Before we moved The Wife and I had a landline as well as a virtual line that came with our triple play package. We kept the landline because the town house was set up for one line and The Wife needed a fax line so the landline provided a ghost ring for faxes. Now that… Continue Reading
I Am Actually Excited to Buy My Niece’s Birthday Gift – Investments!
I hate how many toys I have in my house. It isn’t the clutter as I am not a neat guy, it is that I truly believe that my son just doesn’t care about 92% of the toys. So I think I just see them as wasted money mostly by very generous friends and family. … Continue Reading
State of United Kingdom’s Consumer Loans
I came across an interesting infographic that shows the state of UK’s Consumer Loans. I don’t know if it was overlooked by the authors of the infographic but student loans aren’t represented. I think that would be the most alarming difference if we were comparing it to the United States average debt. Surprised at the… Continue Reading
