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Playing on a New Court

Playing on a New Court

When Walt “Clyde” Frazier retired from the NBA in 1980, he had been living between New York and St. Croix, where he had invested in property. “When my contract ended with the Knicks, I was looking forward to sailing into the sunset,” he jokes. In 1989, he became a licensed boat captain. “I was going to support myself by renting out properties and sailing tourists on my boat,” he says of his retirement plans. “I never envisioned my autograph being worth money, working with the Knicks [as a commentator], or being a partner in a restaurant.”

How to Affect Positive Change in Your Business

A company is operating efficiently when it is achieving three things: retaining old customers, attracting new customers, and increasing value in products and services for current customers. If any of these actions isn’t happening in whole or in part within your small business, then you are overdue for a makeover.

Is Your Spouse Guilty of Financial Infidelity?

Financial infidelity is one of the top reasons for divorce. Many couples lie about their financial habits so they can buy what they want without having to answer to someone when they get home. The stress of managing household finances can take a toll and cause us to hide purchases and money. Take this quiz to see if your spouse might be cheating.

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