Pinyo, who wrote a recent guest post for Consumerism Commentary, The Weak Dollar is Killing Americans’ Wealth, interviewed me yesterday. We spoke about websites, investing, gurus, and a little bit of personal history. Read the interview at Moolanomy.
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11:25 am (reply)
Flexo, thank you for sharing this with your readers.
1:49 pm (reply)
Interesting article. BTW, a great alternative to the SEP for self-employed individuals is the UNI, or SOLO 401K. While a SEP can only match on the employer side a max of 25%, the UNI-K allows you to contribute the employee and the employer pieces, allowing you to put much more away, especially at lower earnings levels.
Keep up the good work!
1:03 am (reply)
nice article. Love the points about owning/not owning a home.