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My Take On “What I’ve learned after 14 years at the most ‘depressing’ job in America”

by Michael Lecours | Oct 9, 2017 | Finding Confidence, Retirement, Rule of Thumb, Saving

This article has been shared widely since it was published a few days ago.  I appreciate the perspective the author shares as a journalist who’s covered personal finance topics for 14 years.  He has had to share many sad truths with his readers about how the majority...

A Simple Strategy To Save a Million Dollars (And Why It Is So Tough)

by Michael Lecours | Aug 10, 2017 | Investment Behavior, Rule of Thumb, Saving

Over the last few years, I have worked with a lot of young families to plan how they will save for retirement and fund education costs for their children.  Their problem was simple: they knew they needed to save more but they didn’t know where to trim their budget. ...

How To Retire Early: A Critique of A Widely Shared Article

by Michael Lecours | Jul 3, 2017 | Retirement, Rule of Thumb, Saving, Uncategorized

Recently, an article has been floating around the internet that presented a simple strategy to retire early.  It seemed too good to be true.  The gist of it is  “Even by simply upping your savings rate from 10% to 20%, you could shave off over 14 years from your...

24% of Americans Have Absolutely No Emergency Savings. And That’s Good News!

by Michael Lecours | Jun 21, 2017 | Saving

Imagine losing your job or getting hit with an unexpected medical bill.  Chances are you have a some money stashed away to help pay for emergencies.  But 24% of Americans don’t have a single dollar set aside to pay for these emergencies. When an emergency affects...

Top Money Mistakes People Make in Their 30s

by Michael Lecours | Jun 19, 2017 | Personal Development, Saving

I see lists like this all the time and for the most part I cringe at what I read.  The lists over simplify the issues or miss the boat entirely.  But this one is different.  It actually covers most of the items that I see with clients.  With each of the eleven money...

How to Plan When You Don’t Know Your Goals

by Michael Lecours | Jun 8, 2017 | Finding Confidence, Investment Behavior, Investment Strategies, Personal Development, Retirement, Saving

Defining one’s goals isn’t easy for some people. Trying to envision what your life will look like at some point in the future can be difficult.  There are so many emotional and financial variables and so many unknowns in life that it can leave you feeling...
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