by Leif Jensen | Oct 10, 2022 | Economy |
I learned something new today. Andrew Jackson was the only President of the United States to have no deficit during his reign. Jackson, who served from 1829-37, was an ardent supporter of keeping banks and government separated. He believed that banks would have...
by Leif Jensen | Oct 5, 2022 | Investing, Money Management, Running a Business |
As a small business owner when cash gets tight the first thing to go is the owner’s salary, or at least a portion of it. This may not always be the right thing to do. I know too many who pay themselves so little in wages that their SS benefits are scheduled to be...
by Leif Jensen | Oct 4, 2022 | Estate Planning |
Post Retirement Navigator was a piece of software originally designed by Phil Lubinski and developed by All America, sold to one firm and then another only to wither and die. I loved the concept of this software for retirement planning and investing. While you are...
by Leif Jensen | Oct 3, 2022 | Estate Planning, Investing, Money Management |
Do you have a pile of investments you call a nest egg. Or do you have a retirement plan? I have both. The bulk of my investments are in a balanced portfolio that rebalances every quarter and the holdings are reviewed every couple of years. Then I have an E=Trade...
by Leif Jensen | Sep 28, 2022 | Franchises, Investing |
I am astounded, what a sneaky business model; Chick Fil A has a brilliant plan in place. Some of this information is directly from their website. Chick Fil A has an initial financial commitment of only $10,000. Annually 60,000 people apply, but only about 80-120 are...
