“Forgive yourself for your faults and your mistakes and move on.” -Les Brown
Posts Tagged ‘move’
Uncertain?
Posted: July 5, 2019 in Thought for the DayTags: certainty, courage, move, never, people, uncertainty
“Uncertainty will never go away. It’s courage that gets people to move, not certainty.” -John Maxwell
Wound Time
Posted: January 19, 2019 in Thought for the DayTags: choose, Forward, lick, move, must, once, Time, wounds
There comes a time when you have to “lick your wounds”. Then you must choose to move forward once again.
Move Forward
Posted: December 13, 2018 in Thought for the DayTags: absorbed, can't, don't, Forward, help, move, when
“I don’t move forward when I’m absorbed in things I can’t help.” -Jamie Kilstein
Success Move
Posted: October 1, 2018 in Thought for the DayTags: action, most, move, people, successful
“The most successful people move and take action.” -Daymond John
Crumbling Pensions
Posted: May 3, 2018 in Money MattersTags: Americans, bottom, control, crisis, difficult, funded, hypothetical, know, legal, less, loopholes, millions, Money, move, nationwide, new, nothing, organization, pensions, public, report, research, solution, trusts, zero
“Public pensions nationwide are crumbling. Legal loopholes are widening. If you don’t take action to protect yourself and your loved ones, you could be left with nothing…. this is not a hypothetical.
In 2001, the vast majority of pensions were fully funded. Generally speaking, “well-funded” means above 80%. But 50% funding or less is considered the “crisis point.” It’s extremely difficult to come back from 50% or less.
According to a new report from The Pew Charitable Trusts – an independent research organization – pensions in Colorado, Connecticut, Illinois, Kentucky, and New Jersey are less than 50% funded. In fact, New Jersey sits at the bottom of the list… its pension is only 31% funded.
If you’re one of the tens of millions of affected Americans, you should know… you have zero control over what happens.
But there is a solution…. You can move money from your pension…. This gives you total control of your money.” -David Eifrig