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101 of the Silliest Warning Labels
My last post was how to protect yourself from text message scams and I thought for today I’d add a little humor. I stumbled across a book that contained 101 of the stupidest or silliest warning labels with the perfect title
How You Spend Money Part 2 – Are you Entrapped By Spending?
You may believe that spending money will make you happier. If it doesn’t, you might think you spent it on the wrong thing, or in the wrong way, or you didn’t spend enough. You could just spend more to see if it works. Maybe your spending isn’t in alignment with your long-term goals and desires?
How You Spend Money…
How you spend money speaks to what you find valuable, who you want to be with, what you spend your time on, why you do the type of work you do, and how you want to be perceived by other people (even if they don’t care or notice you).
Teach a Teen to Manage Your Finances…
I confess that I still have some money hang-ups. My son and I share information from both being active and interested in finance and money and my son asked me a question that I continue to ponder…
A Personal Confession…
I confess that I still have some money hang-ups. My son and I share information from both being active and interested in finance and money and my son asked me a question that I continue to ponder…
Zelle Scams…
If you use Zelle, whether it is to rent property, sell an item, or buy event tickets from someone on Facebook or some other social media platform, you need to watch out for scammers. This also applies to Venmo, Pay Pal, and the Cash App.
Investment Advice Warning Signs
Long-term wealth strategies, like I have, require that you be educated, know your investment parameters, have some money rules, and be cautious. Please do not make investment decisions based on TikTok or Instagram posts…
Meet Rennie…
Throughout his career, Rennie Gabriel, has been a Certified Financial Planner (CFP®), Chartered Life Underwriter (CLU) and book publisher with about 80 titles published and in distribution on consumer education in real estate and finance. (http://GabrielBooks.com).
Since 1996 he has taught an extension course at UCLA based on his book, Wealth On Any Income. Locally, he owns and manages several apartment buildings through various corporations and limited partnerships.
His extensive knowledge on real estate and finance is useful to, not only those who own or invest in real estate, but to anyone striving for a better life by trying to achieve Complete Financial Choice®.