There is no blanket application to the rule of thumb. Even though conventional wisdom says that we pay off all debt before retirement, we need a process that considers our unique situation as there are many factors at play.

Some books came at the right moment & taught me what I needed to learn. Others prepared me for what lay ahead. It is as if these books became a guiding force. Sharing with you a few we read and what I learned.

As your 62nd birthday approaches, the dream of early retirement may be a possibility. Consider your financial position to be sure you can afford to walk away from the nine-to-five routine

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, commonly known as #TCJA enacted in 2017, will come into force when we file our taxes for the year ending 2018.  Few key highlights for individuals to do their tax planning

The wildfires have increased in frequency and damage caused. How can we prepare and what to do if we are evacuated?

Updated Weekly, see a quick roundup of major indices by the numbers and what is moving the markets

The instant bestseller of The Japansese art of Tidying Up : has lots of tips and tricks to dclutter our homes and life in process. How can the investors apply this method to their financial lives

Teenage years can be an exciting time in our children's lives. They are becoming more independent. It is important we expose them to financial concepts early on.