Here's My Gift-giving Rule: Respect Your Current

After You Marry, Every Asset Either Of You Acquires Is Jointly Held. That's Why You Both Need To Be In Sync On Your Long-term Financial Goals, From Paying Off The Mortgage To Putting Away For Retirement. Ideally, You Should Talk About All This Before You Wed. If You Don't, You Can End Up Deeply Frustrated And Financially Spent.

I Have Come To Think That Money Is Very Much Like A Person, And It Will Respond When You Treat It As You Would A Cherished Friend - Never Fearing It, Pushing It Away, Pretending It Doesn't Exist, Or Turning Away From Its Needs, Never Clutching It So Hard That It Hurts. ... If You Tend It Like The Living Entity It Is, Then It Will Flourish, Grow, Take Care Of You For As Long As You Need It.

If The Boss Is A Jerk, Get Over It. First Of All, Don't You Think There's A Good Chance That Your Boss's Boss Knows What's Going On? If So, Just Keep Your Head Down And Do The Work. Usually, If You Put In Maximum Effort And Produce Excellent Results, Someone In The Company Is Going To Take Notice. Either You Will Get Promoted Or Your Jerky Boss Will Get The Heave-ho. It Happens All The Time.

In Order To Live A Rich Life, Everything About Who You Are Must Be One, In Alignment, And In Pure Harmony.

For All Your Long-term Investments, Such As Retirement Accounts That You Won't Touch For At Least Ten Years, You Need A Mix Of Stocks And Bonds. Stocks Offer The Best Shot At Inflation-beating Gains. But Stocks Don't Always Go Up. That's Where Bonds Come Into Play: They Have Less Upside Potential, But They Also Do Not Pack The Same Risk.