Nov 30
My parents and sister visited my wife and I for Thanksgiving this year. My parents live about a thousand miles away and my sister is in college, so I don’t see them very often. It was nice to have them here for a few days. Their visit was too short, but I guess that’s how it always goes. Here are a few notable articles from the personal finance world this past week: Share your best money-saving holiday tip for a chance to win a $500 Walmart Gift Card at Being Frugal. Balancing Good Vs. Bad
Nov 29
Singaporean real estate investors are always scouting out for overseas properties. This growing trend began in as early as 1981 with the creation of GIC (Government Investment Corporation) which is the government’s chief investment arm that is tasked with investing Singapore’s foreign reserves to earn reasonable returns within acceptable risk limits. GIC ranks amongst the world’s largest investment management organizations with assets in excess of US$100 billion spread out in 40 countries. Si
Nov 28
Y’all know how much I hate answering the same questions time and again. I’m still getting tons of requests for personal consultations. People, if I were to personally consult with y’all, when would I have time to make a living? See my children? Sleep? So, no, I’m not going to meet with you no matter how much trouble you’re in (I don’t do guilt) or how much money you say you’ll pay (or greed either.) I’m getting a lot of requests from people for advisors they can trust. I don’t give referrals
