Posted by Dennis John is worried! He’s not alone. It has been quite a ride in the past month watching the news and learning what has happened in the financial world each day, sometimes each hour. A lot of people are not just asking will I be able to retire according to plan but are [...]
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Posted by: Margy Altmix A few weeks ago my sister suggested I watch the HBO movie John Adams, starring Paul Giamatti and Laura Linney. So I added it to my Netflix queue; I even moved it to the top. I was surprised to see that it was long enough to require 3 CDs but decided to [...]
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“United we stand, divided we fall” Aesop Posted by Keitha This is a phrase that has been used a lot through our American history – during the Civil War by the Union side; in the early 20th Century by the Labor Unions; during WWII to unify the Allied Nations and recently after 9-11 [...]
Filed under: My Plan After 50 Musings, Purpose | Tagged: consumerism, economic crisis, Wall Street vs Main street | 4 Comments »
Posted by Kris Remember when people actually returned your phone calls? Responded to your emails? Sent thank you notes to appreciate gifts and other’s good deeds? Remember when you got a gracious although clear rejection for employment from an employer? Over the last few weeks, the realization has been creeping over me just how unresponsive we’ve all [...]
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