by MoneyMasterPeter | May 5, 2017 | Debt, Financial Organization, Homepage, Money, Savings, Spending
A friend of mine loves to golf. But the expense of it is concerning to his wife so my friend won’t tell his wife when he goes and even leaves his golf clubs with his friend permanently, just so his wife doesn’t see them missing for a day. I use this example of... 
by MoneyMasterPeter | Nov 28, 2016 | Debt, Estate Planning, Financial Organization, Insurance, Investing, Money, Real estate, Retirement, Savings, Spending
Money Mastery teaches its clients the importance of spending money properly and savings is just another way that you “spend” that must be done properly. I like to point out to my clients that there is no such thing as savings. What does this mean exactly?... by MoneyMasterPeter | Jul 21, 2016 | Spending
This is the first principle of 10 for your review and critique. As I mentioned in a recent previous post, Financial Principles: Lighthouses that Will Never Steer You Wrong, I want to expound on 10 financial principles that are absolute and unchanging an that if... 
by MoneyMasterPeter | Apr 7, 2016 | Debt, Money, Savings, Spending, Tracking
Here is a bad example of spending that will probably cost this family much more than just money because it will take peace from the home and may even cause a divorce. Consider the following people, I will call the Winkler family — they are a real family of...
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