From Mark Ford, editor, Creating Wealth: I am not a spendthrift. But I’m not a cheapskate, either. I know people who are not happy in a deal unless they feel like they’ve beaten the other guy down to nothing. That approach to business is mean and inefficient. Most times, it will end up backfiring. Let […]
Editor’s Note: Today, the Daily is pleased to welcome back Casey Research chairman and longtime PBRG friend Doug Casey. Below, Doug shows us the personal and financial reasons you should consider living in more than one country… and where you can get paid to do it… From Doug Casey, chairman, Casey Research: Some years ago, […]
From Mark Ford, founder, Palm Beach Research Group: Of the hundreds of wealth-building strategies I’ve tried over the years, the best one was also the simplest: Make sure you get a little bit richer every day. This thought occurred to me almost 30 years ago. I’d recently decided to become rich, and that decision had […]
From Richard H.: Bob, I appreciate everything coming from PBRG, including Retirement Insider. Your issue, “When Less Is More,” prompted this response. Since I’m an Infinity member, you might assume I’m retired and comfortable. But that’s not the case. There are many of us who can’t retire now, and the prospects for the future don’t […]
From Mark Ford, founder, Palm Beach Research Group: Maybe I’m lucky. Or maybe it’s just common sense. I’ve been involved in the investment advisory business for 30 years. And except for a few early mistakes buying real estate, the big financial hoaxes and bubbles that devastated so many investors never burned me. That made a […]
From Bob Irish, editor, Retirement Insider: Forty million people have chronic sleep disorders… Twenty-nine percent of adults report getting an average of six hours of sleep or less per night. But as you can see in the chart below, doctors don’t recommend getting less than seven hours—to anyone, at any stage of life. Here are […]
From Mark Ford, founder, Palm Beach Research Group: I grew up poor, the second of eight children. My father earned $12,000 per year as a college professor. As a teenager, I was ashamed of our small house, my hand-me-down clothes, and my peanut butter and jelly sandwiches. I dreamed—literally dreamed—of living like a rich man. […]