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Annuities – Safest and Best Returns
This is an excerpt from our most recent Newsletter – If you would like the entire newsletter – click here What are annuities? Annuities are contracts between insurance companies and you. In fixed annuities, you make a single payment, or monthly payments into an annuity account. The Insurance Company promises you in return an interest [...]
July 29, 2009
Tags: Annuities, beneficiary, insurance companies, safe Posted in: Annuities, Financial, Teacher's Guide to Money 
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Excerpt from our book “Teacher’s Guide to Money”
Here is a short except from our book “Teacher’s Guide to Money” written with John De Gree “Three Types of Money Each individual generally has three types of money: 1.   Lifestyle 2.   Accumulated 3.   Transferred At the beginning of a teacher’s career, most of the paycheck will go towards supporting lifestyle. This refers to rent [...]
July 16, 2009
Tags: interest, lifestyle, money Posted in: Teacher's Guide to Money No Comments
Teacher’s Guide To Money – soon to be released!
Through collaboration with a colleague who is an experienced teacher, we have been working on a book to assist and educate teachers about financial options. Just to share a few things from the draft of the book – I thought I would post here. Look for more to come as I plan to post about [...]
June 18, 2009
Tags: economic crisis, Financial, financial future, money, retirement planning, teachers Posted in: Educational, Financial, Teacher's Guide to Money No Comments
