Knowing What Things Cost
Occasionally, I come home to a pile of shopping bags stacked like cordwood. From behind the mountainous purchases my beloved bride asks me if I
Occasionally, I come home to a pile of shopping bags stacked like cordwood. From behind the mountainous purchases my beloved bride asks me if I
As I stared at my computer assessing the gyrations of the financial markets, my phone rang. It was Samantha, one of my students at Texas
As Ben walked through the door, the seventy year old limped a bit and was clutching his latest investment statement. Ben is a smart, and
In my last column I discussed Warren Buffett’s advice to young people that “they follow their passion” in terms of finding a fulfilling occupation. He
As I sat in the Berkshire Hathaway annual meeting, Warren Buffett and his partner, Charlie Munger, discussed a topic they’ve discussed numerous times. Frequently, a
As the clouds parted and the beautiful Texas sky opened up, I watched nearly half of my students graduate from Texas Lutheran University on Saturday
It happened so fast; unless you were staring right at it, you never saw it. However, one of our clients, Ted, was watching. He called
It doesn’t take long to see that Marvin Rush is a man with a plan. The founder and chairman of Rush Enterprises actually has many
As the article popped onto my computer screen, a picture of a worried-looking elderly man appeared with the Newsmax article titled “Billionaires Are Dumping Stocks,
Billy is a good friend from college. When he called, the tension in his voice was high. His father, “Colonel” Jordan, was driving him nuts
Although James and Samantha were new clients, the conversation was like many before. Samantha told me they were tired of investing on their own. It
By Dave SatherThere are many “rules of thumb” that address how much cash an individual needs in the event of an emergency. Often, we are