About a House
In 1927 a very successful businessman bought a house in New Rochelle, NY. It was a few blocks from New Rochelle Harbor and right on top of the railroad into
Tag: debt
Debt Games
I asked a friend to dive into the wild and wacky world of all things financial on the web. He’s in his 50s, has three kids, a decent credit score,
So, Trolls …
Nothing against trolls – the fairy tale, Tolkien type trolls, that is. You know the type, big, strong, intellectually challenged, easily influenced. Big, shambling brutes that you sorta feel sorry
Debt, Dickens, and the Ghost of Christmas Yet to Come
So now, as an infallible way of making little ease great ease, I began to contract a quantity of debt. ~ Charles Dickens, Great Expectations Where would Charles Dickens have
Why I’ll Be Cringing During the Republican Debates (… it’s not what you think)
There are three Republican Presidential debates over the next six weeks and they are sure to have a chilling effect on my clients. I’m not referring to the politics, or
The DaVinci Code, Debt, and A Book Announcement
I’m working on a book – Got Debt? Essays from the Front Lines of America’s Debt Epidemic. I’ll be writing (and talking) a lot more about it over the coming
Credit Theories . . .
I have a few theories – actually more than a few – but here’s a couple about credit for now. First, I believe there’s a connection between credit cards and
U.S. Grant and Crushing Debt
A story from a friend of mine from his law school days – just another reminder that your financial condition today neither defines you or your future. December 1991, I