May 8, 2000
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From the Editors
Whether it's a
twelve-year-old child getting his first allowance from Mom and Dad, or a young person just starting out on her first job, or a working couple nearing retirement, or a senior citizen on a fixed income—nearly everyone faces issues of money management and how to make wise investments.
The March 6 issue of the Sentinel lifted my thought and filled my heart with joy.
Article
Scientific Studies Often,
if not always, include a group that does not receive the actual medication or treatment, as a "control" or balance to another group that does.
Like a yo-yo, the stock market's movements go up and down, up and down. Should one try to get rich quick or go for long-term returns? Or are there other considerations—having little, it would appear, to do simply with monetary gain—that would better guide one's investment decisions? Here's what several individuals—including investment analysts and advisors—recommend.
As an investment advisor, I have had a lot of experience in managing money.
One definition Webster gives for invest is, "To clothe money in something permanent or less fleeting.
When her best friend—her "call anytime of the day or night" friend—passed on, this author found a companion capable not only of consoling her, but of freeing her from grief altogether.
I have found it much more natural to maintain patience and to refrain from criticism.
They'd done all they could to catch their flight, but the weather and the traffic weren't cooperating in the least. Mom's wisdom helps at times like this—even when she's miles away.
Have you ever tried to swim all the way across a lake? Mark tried one summer and failed. Find out what happened the next year when he swam with God's angels as his guide.
When I was a little girl, I learned that God is Love and that He loves each one of us.
My ankles regained the shape they had had when I was a teenager.
The more we look to cash, credit, and material possessions for satisfaction, the more deprived and frustrated we tend to feel.
