That was funny!

Re: investing in yourself – I’d say it’s important to invest not only in health and education, but also in society. It’s very common for people, especially men, in midlife to allow their social circle to constrict so that it only includes their immediate families and their co-workers. I think it’s crucially important for people to remain active with a hobby that involves other people, whether it’s motorcyle cruising, rockhounding, or ballroom dancing.

Such hobbies or avocations are often intrinsically educational, and are excellent for networking, because they bring together people who wouldn’t otherwise be likely to meet.

I have look through their resources and they are offering a lot of good information for free.

As I tell people constantly at budgetingsense.com is you need to educate yourself, well Rutgers is doing their part by supplying a wealth of information. Now we all need to do our part and use it to educate yourselves.

Learning is a continuous improvement process.

Jeremy makes a great point. Investing in ourselves is the only way to improve our lives and bring about change.