Well last week caught me by surprise when I tested positive for Covid! After all the shots and boosters, I thought I had escaped getting the virus but it was not meant to be and I succumbed to the infection. A rough week but I am now hale and hearty once again. I can pay attention to the world around me and that of course means the world of money. The I bond interest rate dropped back to 4.3% and now CD’S are approaching those levels but not in increments of $25.00. The debt ceiling has a hold on the economy and until it is resolved doing anything with serious amounts of money is sketchy at best and should have everyone in a hurry up and wait mode. What to remember is to NOT stop saving on a weekly basis. The three goals should start at one hour’s wage or 10% of weekly income and then the ultimate 20% of income. A week or two late but next week I will give details on how the Mathmatecum Directive can be accessed and implemented.
BIO
1956 ended the first year of high school for me. Now looking back to things I still remember from those days: The Wagon Wheel, Jake’s, Lester’s Pool Hall, Callahan’s, and Baumgart’s. My involvement in things Englewood, NJ were for me not just school related but personal. My father was in business there, I started practicing law there, I lived there with a wife and kids, and maintained local connections well into my adulthood. What a different time – minimum wage was a dollar an hour and $4550.00 was the average yearly income.
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