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Monthly Archives: November 2013
Shopper Safety
Shopping is about more than getting the best price. It’s also about staying safe – whether it’s in the retail store during Friday frenzy, or shopping online for holiday merchandise. Let the buyer be wary and beware – here’s how. … Continue reading
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is for me, a time of humility and reverence. I am thankful for what has happened this year – the big and the small. I made some of the biggest mistakes of my life this year. I rushed and tried … Continue reading
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Tagged family and friends, forgiveness, mentors, mistakes, thankful, Thanksgiving
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Visualizing my dream
Lately I’ve been visualizing my dream. Actually another one of my dreams. Here’s a sneak preview. As the dream becomes reality, it is making people happy and improving lives. It could be the dream is providing the missing ingredient — … Continue reading
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Tagged assets, Can I Have Some Money?, financial literacy, money management, my dream, needs, Sparks Fly, supply and demand, wants
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Building a nest egg
When the kids leave the nest, are they leaving the parents without a nest egg? Parents financially stuck between college expenses and retirement savings may be at a loss for funds. As a parent, its hard to put yourself first. … Continue reading
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Tagged annuity, Can I Have Some Money?, Candi Sparks, college, financial education, income, insurance, Merrill Lynch, nest egg, retirement, social security, taxes, three legged stool, tuition
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Boomers biggest financial fear
39% fear death 61% fear outliving their money That’s why financial literacy is not an option. It’s not too late for boomers… It’s NEVER too early to start teaching the kids. If children learn money management at a younger age, … Continue reading
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Tagged assets, Can I Have Some Money?, Candi Sparks, Death, education, Fear, financial literacy, income, Liabilities
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I want you to know about taxes
(this is the most famous image of “Uncle Sam” according to the Library of Congress. Mom told me to be S.M.A.R.T. She wanted me to be money smart. Smart is her acronym for “save money and reduce taxes”. She also … Continue reading
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Tagged 2014 tax code IRS, Candi Sparks, financial education, financial literacy for youth, Forbes, Sparks Fly, taxes
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I love you insurance
“Money or love – which is more important?” It depends whom you ask. It depends why you ask. Either way, there’s really no right or wrong answer. It’s whatever priority you make for yourself. Love and money just happens to … Continue reading
Money balls teach financial literacy for YOU(th)
Delighted that I have been invited back to continue working with the Young & Rising Moguls at Worldofmoney.org, on November 9, 2013, to teach at Lincoln Center, NYC. My Young & Rising Mogul classes will first attend a jazz concert … Continue reading
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