William and Joseph Coors, grandsons of the founder, would not abide anyone, especially unions or government, telling them how to run their brewery. They expected complete loyalty from workers and often found ways to turn their workers against them. But it is essential.
Bankroll is a toolbox filled with practical checklists, questions to ask and resources.
He attacks conventional wisdom that stocks have been and will always be the best investment. He argues that what comes next may well be a grinding, decade-long decline from which investors won't recover until about 20 years from now. To spend is human, but to save is divine,' he preaches. The biggest annoyances in this otherwise fine financial planning book are the frequent plugs for Pond's Web site and perhaps the numerous Pond's Laws for everything from yard sales to pocket cash to markdowns. One tavern owner was thought to have left no inheritance, until his seven children dug up his tulip bed and traded 200 bulbs for sums so large they never had to work again.