Baseball season is here and dreams of another World Series crown begins again!
As Americans, we collectively watch a lot of sports, and in sports, each team or person wants to win. No doubt, both Gonzaga and North Carolina want to win the NCAA championship in Men's basketball.
So we're used to seeing a lot of winning and losing.
But when it comes to finances, is "winning" the right thing? Or should we play "not to lose"?
As billionaire Warren Buffett has stated:
Rule No.1: Never lose money. Rule No.2: Never forget rule No.1.
Families who want financial peace of mind often talk about earning more money, or chasing higher returns to make up for a savings shortfall.
What about not losing money anymore? Reducing costs. Saving on taxes. Not paying interest. And these things don't require an interview and job application, or betting on the market.
It's not the way most Americans think. We have to "win". But to win in finance, long term, is to not lose.
Join me along with 2 other experts in college planning for a can't miss event:
Everything you wanted to know about getting into and paying for college, but were afraid to ask!
Mon, 4/10, 630p - 830p
Lowell General Hospital - Clarke Auditorium
Admission is free
More info and to register: https://www.facebook.com/events/1471102309566938/
