Hm. I may start using the forums to post things that I don't have time or room for on the front page, buch which I think may interest some of you. For example, I just received the following press release:



This tool looks interesesting, but I don't have the time or patience to sit through it right now. I have to much to do. It asks you a series of questions about your priorities, and then, I'm guessing, makes recommendations. I'd love to hear your impressions of the tool if you give it a go.

Thought I'd check this out. Got to question 4 of "Principle One" and hit a roadblock.

The question is: If you could make one wish about how to improve your financial situation, what would it be?
* Manage my debt and bring balance to my spending.
* Save more money.
* Learn which financial and insurance products are best for me.
* Know how to best allocate assets in my portfolio.
* Determine how much I need to save for my retirement, children's education, and/or other major future expenses.
* Know how to calculate and manage my income in retirement.

My answer is not on the list. The biggest thing I want to know is how to make more money. In a more general sense, I want to be more productive. I want to create more value from my time and energy. In my opinion, none of these choices reflect that. In any case, I chose "Determine how much I need..."

squished

Yeah, I ran into a couple of roadblocks too. It's strange that some of the questions have "none of the above" options, but others don't...