Swiss American psychiatrist Elisabeth Kubler-Ross discovered that we all tend to go through five stages of grieving: denial, anger, bargaining, depression and acceptance. These stages were originally associated with people who are suffering from terminal illness, but since then they’ve been found to apply more broadly to other types of loss, including financial loss. And […]
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Avoid “Penalty Fee Grief” with Skillful Use of Bill Payment Tools
February 15th, 2013 
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No Comments »The Secret to Winning at Monopoly™
January 9th, 2013 admin The Famous Board Game Offers Lessons on Real Estate’s Rewards – and Risks Monopoly is one of the most popular board games of the past century. And why not? It gives you the opportunity to acquire wealth in form of real estate AND to generate cash flow not just from the properties but by also […]
Posted in Asset Accumulation, Assets, Cash Flow, Debt, Debt Accumulation, Debt Reduction, Financial Independence, Financial Life Cycle, Financial Planning, Investments, Liabilities, Net Worth, Savings, Wealth, Wealth Accumulation Tags: cash flow, cash flow navigator, cashflownavigator, debt, financial independence, financial life cycle, income, investment, Keith Whelan, leverage, Monopoly, wealth No Comments »Wealth and Cash Flow Lessons from The Millionaire Next Door
December 13th, 2012 admin Attitudes and Behaviors of the Affluent – How do you Compare? Thomas J. Stanley and William D. Danko have met with and conducted research among wealthy Americans since the early 1970s. As the title of their first book The Millionaire Next Door suggests, the profile of a typical millionaire might surprise you. For example, most […]
Posted in Asset Accumulation, Assets, Cash Flow, Debt, Debt Reduction, Financial Independence, Financial Life Cycle, Financial Planning, Liabilities, Net Worth, Retirement, Savings, Uncategorized, Wealth, Wealth Accumulation Tags: cash flow, cash flow navigator, cashflownavigator, financial independence, financial life cycle, income, investments, Keith Whelan, millionaire, rich, wealth, Wealth and Cash Flow Millionaire Next Door, wealthy No Comments »The Impact of our Federal Debt on Your Household’s Net Worth and Cash Flow
November 20th, 2012 admin The Bad News: The Average U.S. Household is Now Bankrupt (Really) As I write this, our federal debt – the sum of many years of annual budget deficits – stands at $16.1 trillion, or about $135,000 per household*. (No, that is not a typo.) As noted in our e-booklet, Wealth is Good, Cash Flow is Better, […]
Posted in Assets, Cash Flow, Debt, Debt Reduction, Liabilities, Net Worth, Retirement, Wealth, Wealth Accumulation Tags: bankrupt, cash flow, cash flow navigator, cashflownavigator, credit card, debt, deficit, financial independence, financial life cycle, interest, Keith Whelan, monthly payments, net worth, payment, principal, wealth No Comments »Get Ahead of Vehicle Debt by Staggering Purchases
October 22nd, 2012 admin Use the Savings to Speed Past Other Debts I was taught to set goals that are challenging but achievable. Accordingly, I set a goal to keep a car for 12 years before burying it. A few decades ago that would have been unrealistic but thankfully today’s vehicles, if properly maintained, can run for 200,000 miles […]
Cashflownavigator Newsletter – September 2012
October 18th, 2012 admin In This Issue: CASHFLOWNAVIGATOR BLOG: Free Up Cash Flow by Rotating the Use of Your Credit Cards CASHFLOWNAVIGATOR BLOG: Want to Cut College Costs? Start by Looking at the Biggest Slices GUEST BLOG: Suze Orman’s Top Four Money Mistakes You Can’t Afford to Make CASHFLOWNAVIGATOR BLOG: Free Up Cash Flow by Rotating the Use […]
Want to Cut College Costs? Start by Looking at the Biggest Slices.
September 19th, 2012 admin It now costs an average of $21,447 a year to attend an in-state public college, and over $42,000 a year for a private college. To make matters worse, these costs are rising rapidly. During the past decade they rose 5.6% per year faster than inflation. (1) That’s a nasty combination, particularly if you’re the one […]
Cashflownavigator Newsletter- July 2012
August 7th, 2012 admin In This Issue: CASHFLOWNAVIGATOR BLOG: Getting Ahead Early, Part 2: Open a “Team Savings and Investment Account” SPOTLIGHT ON: The Navigator Tracking Tool CASHFLOWNAVIGATOR BLOG: Wealth and Cash Flow Lessons from Shark Tank CASHFLOWNAVIGATOR BLOG: Getting Ahead Early, Part 3: Moving Forward in the Financial Life Cycle with the Help of Rental Income GUEST BLOG: How to Retire Early and […]
Cashflownavigator Newsletter- May 22, 2012
August 7th, 2012 admin We are looking for honest feedback! Enter our “How Are We Doing?” survey sweepstakes to win a Kindle or Amazon.com Gift Card! To be eligible to win one of our three great prizes, please make sure you “Like” us on Facebook and are also a registered member of Cashflownavigator. The deadline for completed surveys is […]
Spotlight On…The Navigator Tracking Tool
July 26th, 2012 admin A runner-up choice for our tagline was “Financial Independence, One Goal at a Time.” That’s actually a description of just one part – the last part – of the Cashflownavigator system: using the Navigator Tracking Tool. Setting a goal, and using the Navigator Tracking Tool to achieve it, completes a Cashflownavigator cycle. The cycle begins […]
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