Today on Queercents, I describe how I proposed to my partner and how much I ended up spending to do so: “I previously blogged about how I would eschew diamonds in my marriage proposal to my partner. At the time of that post, I was still trying to figure out exactly how I would go [...]
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In my post on Queercents today, I review The Little Book That Makes You Rich by Louis Navellier: “While travelling for a business trip last week, I had the opportunity to read The Little Book That Makes You Rich, by Louis Navellier. It’s one of several books in the Little Books Big Profits series, in [...]
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Today on Queercents, I discuss some of the charity ratings that are available: When investors buy shares of company stock, they expect that company to use their money to generate returns by using the money wisely. A good investor will do a lot of research, including looking at the company’s past financial statements, free cash [...]
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Today over on Queercents, I discuss diamonds and gay marriage: I’ve been giving a lot of thought to how I want to propose to my partner. Do I want to do something simple and romantic? Something dramatic and public? It’s not something I ever really thought I’d need to consider, but lately I’ve been searching [...]
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Today over on Queercents, I explore the differences between investing in index funds, actively managed funds, or individual stocks. Here’s an excerpt: Any finance professional will tell you that if you want to grow your wealth, your asset allocation needs to include stocks. The reason is simple – stocks have the highest potential return. In [...]
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I haven’t had time for a blog post here lately, because I’ve been doing a weekly post on personal finance topics over on Queercents, which is a personal finance blog targetted at gays and lesbians. My Queercents posts so far: “How Investing Changes Your View Of The World” “Learning About Investing Is Not Optional” “Light Bulb [...]
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