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Baby Boomers are Screwed. Or Are They?

by Michael Zuber | November 7, 2011

I am part of Generation X and am a child of Baby Boomers. As I grew up, I witnessed first-hand the Baby Boom Generation ride repeated waves of wealth generation. At the moment their average standard of living has easily surpassed that of their parents and has done so for most of their adult lives. Let’s review: they [...]

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Are You Sabotaging Your Own Retirement? Let Us Count The Ways

by Jeff Brown | November 30, 2010

At some point, everyone stops to contemplate their retirement. I don’t mean they begin to contribute or invest in some plan, real estate or otherwise. I mean they begin to wonder if their plan is destined to provide the retirement for which it was designed in the first place. For some, this happens early on, [...]

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When Is Cash Flow NOT the Be All End All?

by Jeff Brown | December 18, 2009

If you’re relatively young or not yet 50, earning more than enough income at work, and living the lifestyle you more or less prefer, cash flow ain’t yer problem. Think about it from a practical viewpoint. You’re paying taxes, saving money, going on vacations, and educating your kids. You have retirement plans at work, (please [...]

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