Refine results using…
taxes
blog
financial planning
retirement planning
boomer411
tom peters
financial ambition blog
people
book
online game
investments
professions
1
home equity
saving money
robert kiyosaki
financial preparedness
interview part 2
katie lederer
mark kohler
What is Boomer411? And How does it help me?
Results (10) Have questions? Ask our experts
Latest Recommendations | Sorted by: Recent | Relevant|  |
|
Tagged by
Beyond50Radio
on 22 Apr 2009
Written by Jonathan Dahl of "Smart Money," he provides 10-insider tips to everything we deal with on a daily basis - telling us how to save money when dealing with them. You'll learn that veterinarians won't tell you that vaccinating your pet may do more harm their good; cruise line experts won't tell you that ships often have engine trouble; gourmet grocers won't tell you that their bottled water is actually tap water; hospitals won't tell you that their bills are negotiable; fitness trainers won't tell you they don't know what they're doing; college financial aid offices won't tell you that low tuition rate means less financial aid; real estate brokers won't tell you they "know zilch about zoning"; and much more.
|
||
|
Tagged by
Beyond50Radio
on 21 Aug 2008
Developed by financial literacy educator Robert Kiyosaki, you can learn about the real world of financial investments through his e-game called "Cash Flow 201" that can be played online against others worldwide. You'll learn the tools of the technical investor: short selling, call and put, options and real estate options. This is also a great way to teach your children about investing.
|
||
|
Tagged by
Beyond50Radio
on 18 Jun 2008
Mark Kohler is a nationally renowned attorney and CPA who wrote "Lawyers are Liars: The Truth About Protecting Our Assets." He'll expose the frauds and cheats who sell you asset protection structures. Find out the truth about tax, estate and asset protection strategies. Besides his book, Mark's e-newsletter and online video sessions offer even more educational value.
|
||
|
Tagged by
FinancialAmbition
on 22 May 2008
Here's reason to give thanks: Home equity could provide some savings-poor baby boomers with an unexpected soft landing when they retire.
Studies that chide spend-thrift baby boomers for squandering retirement savings often overlook the generation's hefty stake in home equity -- especially older boomers who are nearest retirement. |
||
|
Tagged by
Guru
on 20 Mar 2008
A Boomer411 interview with Mark Lederer of FinancialAmbition blog and one of the top performing real estate advisor in the Bay Area
|
||
|
Tagged by
FinancialAmbition
on 27 Jan 2008
Bill White writes and discusses the recent Wall Street Journal advice to someone able to pay off a $50,000 mortgage. Bill raises the idea of a reverse mortgage as a solution to the problem.Bill says:
|
||
|
Tagged by
gilbertguide1
on 19 Oct 2007
A financial planner explains issues to consider before selling your home.
|
||
|
Tagged by
FinancialAmbition
on 12 Oct 2007
You've spent your life saving, and now you're ready to start spending. That's right, Fool -- it's time to kiss the boss good-bye. Some call it retirement, but you call it "payday!"You've already started moving your money around (after that refresher course on asset allocation). No surprises await (so you think) on the costs front (here's some brush-up reading, just to be sure). But do not go hastily into that good life. You have a few important decisions to make before you head off to Bermuda. Here are some of the biggies.
|
||
|
Tagged by
FinancialAmbition
on 12 Oct 2007
Yes, you can tuck property into your retirement account. But you have to be careful. A single mistake can turn into a tax disaster. Here’s what you need to do.
|
||
|
Tagged by
FinancialAmbition
on 18 Sep 2007
The purpose of this blog is to provide essential real estate and financial guidance to Bay Area homeowner’s whose ambitions are to live in the home that is right for their family while at the same time fully funding their retirement, their children’s college education and paying for the high costs of living the SF Bay Area lifestyle. Our readers tend to be top 5% household income earners ($150,000+), who endeavor to purchase homes that cost $750,000+ and are committed to using their income and assets to their fullest advantage. Our commitment is to provide valuable philosophy, research, data and opinions to assist these ambitious Bay Area homeowners.
|
||
|
Page:
1
| |||
|
Change Text Size
|
|
Latest News
 Boomer411 voted one of the Top10 sites by PC Magazine |
|
|
