by Rennie Gabriel | Jan 19, 2020 | Financial Information, Rennie's Money Musings, Resources
This article is part two of the lessons Warren Buffett learned from his two real estate investments. To see part one, go >>HERE<<. Recently one of my long-distance connections, Doug Marshall, a wonderful mortgage broker in Oregon, wrote a blog on the 5...
by Rennie Gabriel | Jan 12, 2020 | Financial Information, Rennie's Money Musings, Resources
From one of those personality evaluations I did about a year ago it identified my highest priority as someone who loves to learn. So it should be no surprise that I also like to share what I learned with you; my loyal group. Recently one of my long-distance...
by Rennie Gabriel | Jan 5, 2020 | Financial Information, Philanthropy, Rennie's Money Musings, Resources
While you might think of Alcoholics Anonymous when I put AA in the title, it was just to catch your attention. As you drive, you probably think of things that you can’t or don’t think about when you are working on other projects. Recently I was driving and thinking...
by Rennie Gabriel | Nov 12, 2019 | credit problem, Financial Information, Rennie's Money Musings, Resources
You’ve heard it before; compound interest is better than simple interest. Right? And maybe you’ve even seen Albert Einstein’s quote that compound interest is the eighth wonder of the world. What is really important is if you understand compound interest, you set...
by Rennie Gabriel | Sep 15, 2019 | Financial Information, Rennie's Money Musings, Social Issues
Recently the Los Angeles Times ran a front page article about the national college admissions scandal. While it might have made news across the country, it is even bigger news here because of the University of Southern California (USC) being such a big part of the...
by Rennie Gabriel | Jul 28, 2019 | Financial Information, Rennie's Money Musings, retirement
When it comes to creating wealth you can choose to either have excuses or have solutions. In the past, I wrote about the either/or thinking, and this is the one example I can think of where you cannot have both. When you focus on the excuses why you cannot create...