Dennis Miller

Over the course of his career, Dennis Miller has consulted with many Fortune 500 companies, training hundreds of executives to effectively communicate the value of their company's products to their customers. Among his many multinational clients are: GE, Mobil, Shell, Schlumberger, HP, IBM, Corning Glass, Eastman Kodak, AC Nielsen, and Johns-Manville. More....

Retirement Planning

10 Ways to Screw up Your Retirement

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Many well intentioned people make a variety of mistakes when it comes to planning for their retirement. Sometimes you can be subject to forces beyond your control, like a stock market crash, illness, or accident but if you are prepared the effects will be minimal compared to what would happen if you aren’t prepared.

In today’s article Dennis Miller looks at 10 ways many people are sabotaging their retirement without knowing it. Are you making one of these mistakes?

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Protect and grow your investment

5 Ways To Protect and Grow Your Retirement: Whether You’re 45 or 75 or Somewhere In Between

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We just recently celebrated Money Weekly‘s first birthday, and this milestone also got me thinking… If I had a magic wand and could instantly pass along a bundle of critical information to my peers, what would that message include? Since I don’t have a magic wand, I had to distill a bit of my practical wisdom

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Stuff

Too Much Stuff

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Many years ago George Carlin had a comedy routine about too much stuff… only in America can people actually rent Air-Conditioned storage facilities to keep all the stuff they never use. Most of us accumulate way too much during our lifetime and at some point must make the difficult decision about what to keep and

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Consider carefully before getting a reverse mortgage

Reverse Mortgages: A Lousy Investment that May Be a Good Source of Income

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Can something be a “poor investment” but “not a bad idea”? In today’s article Dennis Miller looks at reverse mortgages and tells us that they can be exactly that. Although the odds may be stacked against you. To beat the odds check out today’s article. ~Tim McMahon, editor. Reverse Mortgages- One of the biggest challenges facing retirees is

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Life Insurance and Annuities: The Secret is the Bottom Line

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When we think of Annuities, we think of a stream of payments that begins after retirement and generally continues for “X” number of years this is called an “Annuity Certain” .  In a “Life Annuity” you pay a fixed amount up front and receive a series of payments for the rest of your life no matter how

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Current Buyer's Market in Real Estate?

Is Now the Time to Take Advantage of the Current Buyer’s Market in Real Estate?

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By Dennis Miller While I spent well over three decades writing books and teaching the subject of negotiations, some of the best lessons I learned on the subject came from luck. Many investment pundits recommend taking full advantage of the current buyer’s market in real estate. Lenders are foreclosing on many properties, often selling them

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