What Is the Religion of Millionaires?

What is the religion of millionaires? CNBC cited a study by New World Wealth noting that, of the 13.1 million millionaires in the world, 56% identified themselves as Christian.¹ That same study indicated that 6.5% identified themselves as Muslim, 3.9% as Hindu, and 1.7% as Jewish. Still another 31.7% identified themselves as “other,” which includes other and no religious backgrounds. …

The Wall Street Journal Mansion?

Friday, September 8, 2017, and the Wall Street Journal is talking about mansions. They note the following: The former 4,800-square-foot home of Green Acres star Eddie Albert listed for $19.5 million. The current owner, Jay Griffith, bought the home for $7 million in 2006 and renovated it. He’s moving to Santa Barbara to a larger home. Actors Emily Blunt and …

Financial Psychology—A New Field?

Most people have heard of psychology. But financial psychology? Not so much. Two professors, a father and son team, Ted and Brad Klontz, are seeking to change that. “Behaviors regarding money are the leading cause of things like divorce,” says Dr. Ted Horowitz, the director of the Center for Insurance and Risk Management. The Klontzes treat what they call “money …

Where Does the Creek Begin?

In the following series of blogs, I’ll tell some of my family stories. What’s my purpose? To strike a chord with you with the thought, the hope, that you’ll remember your family stories. Better still, my hope is that you’ll tell your family stories to your children, your grandchildren, and even your great-grandchildren. It’s our stories that bind us together …

5 Lessons from My Dad

In the following series of blogs, I’ll tell some of my family stories. What’s my purpose? To strike a chord with you with the thought, the hope, that you’ll remember your family stories. Better still, my hope is that you’ll tell your family stories to your children, your grandchildren, and even your great-grandchildren. It’s our stories that bind us together …

The Power of the Family Story

The destiny of the world is determined less by the battles that are lost and won than by the stories it loves and believes in. —Harold Goddard  What does Goddard mean that our destinies are determined by the stories it loves and believes in?  Battles and wars are not merely some technical matter of armies being massed against one another.  …

Learning the Value of Family

In the following series of blogs, I’ll tell some of my family stories. What’s my purpose? To strike a chord with you with the thought, the hope, that you’ll remember your family stories. Better still, my hope is that you’ll tell your family stories to your children, your grandchildren, and even your great-grandchildren. It’s our stories that bind us together …

The Seasons of Pain

In the following series of blogs, I’ll tell some of my family stories. What’s my purpose? To strike a chord with you with the thought, the hope, that you’ll remember your family stories. Better still, my hope is that you’ll tell your family stories to your children, your grandchildren, and even your great-grandchildren. It’s our stories that bind us together …