Planning for a young family's financial protection
An investor columnist advises a couple in their late 20s with three children to build a long term financial plan rather than rely on a one off trust. Emphasizes joint learning for the wife, regular small contributions, and diversified guidance. Recommends not tying up funds or acting on speculative warrants, and suggests providing the wife access to information and professional advice for future decisions. Gandhi reflection noted in brief.
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Sam Sbulsky
Wenn” Q
Southwest
Millionaire on the Bridge Table Miscounts a Hand
A bridge hand shows South, dubbed a millionaire, winning the club lead and using spade finesses to reach a risky position. Repeated misplays force dummy’s ace and king, allowing West to take control with diamonds and clubs, costing the contract and rubber. The tale notes wealth misjudgment as the key error.
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Hal Sims
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Alre
Almiy
West
Bridge Question on Two Club Response After Two Diamonds
A partner has overcalled two clubs over West’s two hearts. Reformulate the auction to show your plan. Consider implications of your own hand and the opponents’ distribution to decide the best corrective bid and subsequent strategy.
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