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Some Lessons Cannot Be Learned from an iPad

Miller's Money Weekly
May 23, 2013

My wife Jo and I spent Mother's Day weekend at our daughter Holly's house, enjoying time with our two young grandchildren, three-year-old Brock and eight-year-old Braidyn. With two young boys, the house can get pretty loud. Not only do they run and shout like all little boys, the noisy games they play on my… read article

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Unless you started out with a very large nest egg, outliving your money is probably as deep a concern for you as it was for me just a few years ago.

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I didn't work hard my entire life so I could spend my "golden years" eating pork and beans in front of the TV.

And I'm guessing you didn't either.

But, with the setbacks we suffered in 2008, a risky stock market, and near-zero interest on bonds and CDs, many of us are wondering how we will ever retire without running out of money — sooner or later.

Faced with that problem myself, I started from the ground up to create an investing plan that would, no matter what:

  • generate good income
  • keep my money safe from market crashes, and
  • protect me from the inflation that's headed our way.

It's an investing framework that makes sense for any investor, however large or small.

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