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Planning, crafts and forgotten skills

Posted by Tom on Dec 01, 2016
Despite appearances to the contrary, this is a blog post about canning vegetables. No matter what I say next. We love the recovery of forgotten skills, as our clients know—because we point it out in just about every other issue of American..
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Barter--a financial consultant weighs in on an ancient system of trade

Posted by Tom on Dec 09, 2014
There are many old ideas getting recycled these days, and we are going to be writing about a lot of them here, as we look at them from a financial planning perspective. Some of them have definite financial planning benefits, and others..
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Improving online financial security with low-tech password mgmt (pt 2)

Posted by Tom on Dec 08, 2014
Okay, so if you read our last blog entry (Low-tech password management, part one) you know we are doing a quick little series on ways to be more secure online without going high-tech. I have a pretty serious security setup, but most people..
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Improving online financial security with low-tech password maintenance, (part one).

Posted by Tom on Dec 02, 2014
Over the years we have often heard from our clients about their concerns regarding their financial information being on the internet. People have expressed doubts about the security of their investment portals and worried about people..
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Financial Planning with a dose of Behavioral Economics: Why your vacation photos are worth more than your flat screen TV

Posted by Tom on Nov 26, 2014
First, an anecdote. Names and a few minor details have been changed to protect the innocent. Otherwise, this is a true story. A friend of mine, in the summer just after we graduated from college, went on a cross-country drive in an attempt..
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