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Recently the Belgian newspaper “Het Laatste Nieuws” HLN published an article “about how much money you need to save to maintain your life standards during your retirement. The roaring title of the article was ” 85x saving your salary- how do you do that?”.  When I read an article from a journalist about personal finance, […]

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Are you giving your kids or teenagers a financial literacy class or do you expect the schools to take care of that objective? Last week I went to the info evenings of the schools of our sons. No financial literacy classes during the whole school year 2018 – 2019….NONE !! So the school educational system is […]

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The last four months of the year, September to December, is a period where we always focus on what we can accomplish to finish the year with a good feeling. It’s always a very busy period. My calendar looks pretty full to be honest. I have travel booked until the week before Christmas. The kids […]

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Teaching kids financial literacy is something most parents don’t care about. They expect schools to take care of it. The blogpost today reflects on events that passed in our family during the past months. Several months ago our daughter asked 10 Euro for the purchase of 800 R$ Virtual Money in her game Bloxburg.  At […]

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Another month of checking in on our Mom’s portfolio. My mom decided NOT travel in August but she has a trip planned in September. More about that next month… In August one article from Alison Banney in Australia caught my attention. Three years ago only one in three retirees in Australia expected to outlive their […]

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The summer vacation has ended for the kids and the VFB investors organization also kicks off his year end program. In July I had marked the date 3rd of September in my calendar. A presentation of the economist Bruno Verstraete caught my interest. There is a strong correlation between the economy and the stock market. […]

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The last week of August is moving on quickly and the last days of vacation time for the kids are running out. Monday is school time again.  On the Dutch website Spaargids.be was an interesting article about how to teach your kids to save money. For most kids saving money is not an interesting topic […]

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Today we are writing our blog post from the city of Baltimore. Baltimore is a major city in Maryland with a long history as an important seaport. Fort McHenry, birthplace of the U.S. national anthem, “The Star-Spangled Banner,” sits at the mouth of Baltimore’s Inner Harbor. Today, this harbor area offers shops, upscale crab shacks and […]

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