Considering that the financial livelihood of our loved-ones and us are at stake, and both mistakes should be avoided at all costs. Mortality tables show we are living much longer than before. In most cases, the widow has to bear the brunt of poor financial and investment planning. Joseph J. Janiczek's Top Three Always List 1. Always put the power of consistent action in your favor.
Success comes from good judgment.
Good judgment comes from experience. Experience comes from taking consistent action. Always have a written asset allocation plan, written financial freedom plan and a written estate plan. Your assets and income will grow more consistently, retain more of their value and you'll achieve more of your objectives. The bottom-line is that you will sleep much better because you will be on the path to achieving absolute financial freedom.