The Price of Long COVID
Learn from Winter of 2023, when my wife and I contracted COVID, which led to my wife having long-term COVID-19 starting with cardiac symptoms. Explore the implications and symptoms of long covid.
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Didn’t Think I’d Live This Long
My Mother’s 90+ and dealing with dementia but thanks to their financial plan, end up including her as well. Learn how to plan for a better future!
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The Most Important Financial Decision You Will Make
Understanding the importance of financial decisions is key when it comes to making good choices. This blog post gives you tips on how you can make the most out of your financial decisions.
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Exercise is as important as money for your retirement. If you are not healthy when you retire, your retirement won’t be enjoyable, no matter how much money you have.
If You Hear Hoof Beats
In personal finance, simplicity often trumps complexity. This article riffs on the phrase “If you hear hoof beats, don’t assume zebras,” urging readers to avoid overcomplicating their financial challenges. Whether it’s blaming debt on the credit crunch, claiming budgets are too complex, or rationalizing credit card use, the truth is often much simpler—and less exotic—than we pretend. By reframing financial excuses as avoidable habits, this post delivers a clear message: most of your hoof beats are just horses. Focus on the obvious, not the outlandish, and your financial life will be a lot more manageable.
Keywords: hoof beats, personal finance, budgeting, debt excuses, financial simplicity, Occam’s Razor, credit card habits, zebra thinking, common sense money advice
