financial planning: DADDY'S 7 RULES FOR SECURING YOUR FINANCIAL FUTURE - PART 5 - 01/02/10 07:53 AM
In the Preface of this 7-part series of blogs, I explained that my daddy was always a salaried employee, yet by following seven rules he went from being recently out of college to a millionaire-plus twenty-five years later. My mom never worked, and they fully-funded the education of their two sons. He passed away in 1980. I suggested that with the 2010 New Year ready to begin, this would be the perfect time for each of us to initiate Daddy's 7 Rules for Securing Your Financial Future. Here, stated again, are the rules: Save at least 10% of your gross income Know
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financial planning: PAXTON KELSO -- MY RECOMMENDED FINANCIAL PLANNER FOR THE YOUNG PROFESSIONAL - 11/05/07 10:47 PM
Paxton Kelso's dad, Larry, has built a name for himself in commercial real estate brokerage circles here in Dallas. And Larry's been associated with the best, including the prestigious firms of Ebby Halliday and Roger Staubach. I spent many Sundays after church at Larry's grandfather's summer home on Offats Bayou in Galveston. His name was Walter A. Kelso. And Larry's father Rai and I were lifelong friends. Good grief, it just occurred to me, I remember when Larry was born. Larry emailed me awhile back and asked me to meet his son, Paxton, whom I didn't know. Since Paxton and I are both
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