Comments on: Introduction to the Revised Edition http://yourmoneyoryourlife.info The Official Website for the Your Money or Your Life book and programs Mon, 19 Jul 2010 18:53:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.com/ By: Teresa http://yourmoneyoryourlife.info/resources/intro-revised-edition/#comment-1292 Teresa Wed, 11 Nov 2009 00:35:52 +0000 http://yourmoneyoryourlife.info/?page_id=375#comment-1292 Greetings! I heard Vicki on NPR this morning and was intrigued with how she framed and reframed our relationship (s) with money. Thanks for posting the forward here, it's witty, intelligent, and inspiring. Regards. TM Greetings! I heard Vicki on NPR this morning and was intrigued with how she framed and reframed our relationship (s) with money. Thanks for posting the forward here, it’s witty, intelligent, and inspiring. Regards. TM

]]> By: Monique Tilford http://yourmoneyoryourlife.info/resources/intro-revised-edition/#comment-132 Monique Tilford Fri, 20 Feb 2009 04:14:29 +0000 http://yourmoneyoryourlife.info/?page_id=375#comment-132 Hi Shaheed -- The best source for the audio workbook (otherwise known as the tape course) and the Christian or general spiritual study guides are www.simpleliving.net. Please let me know where your study group is located if you're open to having others join your group. Thanks! Hi Shaheed –

The best source for the audio workbook (otherwise known as the tape course) and the Christian or general spiritual study guides are http://www.simpleliving.net. Please let me know where your study group is located if you’re open to having others join your group. Thanks!

]]> By: shaheed days http://yourmoneyoryourlife.info/resources/intro-revised-edition/#comment-110 shaheed days Wed, 18 Feb 2009 00:08:06 +0000 http://yourmoneyoryourlife.info/?page_id=375#comment-110 Hi. I am preparing to begin the money course with several friends of mine, however, I am having difficulty locating the audio workbook for the course and the group workbook for the for the steps after the course(we want to use the spiritual one). Could someone possibly point me in the right direction? Thanks in advance Hi. I am preparing to begin the money course with several friends of mine, however, I am having difficulty locating the audio workbook for the course and the group workbook for the for the steps after the course(we want to use the spiritual one). Could someone possibly point me in the right direction?

Thanks in advance

]]> By: Monique Tilford http://yourmoneyoryourlife.info/resources/intro-revised-edition/#comment-70 Monique Tilford Sat, 24 Jan 2009 05:49:30 +0000 http://yourmoneyoryourlife.info/?page_id=375#comment-70 Hi there John -- I wanted to confirm for you that we did (thankfully!) catch that typo before it went to press. The sentence in the book correctly reads: "From 1978 to today, the number of defined-benefit plans plummeted from <strong>128,041</strong> (covering some 41 percent of private-sector workers) to 26,000." Sorry for the confusion. Hi there John –

I wanted to confirm for you that we did (thankfully!) catch that typo before it went to press. The sentence in the book correctly reads: “From 1978 to today, the number of defined-benefit plans plummeted from 128,041 (covering some 41 percent of private-sector workers) to 26,000.” Sorry for the confusion.

]]> By: Vicki Robin http://yourmoneyoryourlife.info/resources/intro-revised-edition/#comment-6 Vicki Robin Thu, 11 Dec 2008 22:20:48 +0000 http://yourmoneyoryourlife.info/?page_id=375#comment-6 You are the best!!! And this shows you actually read it. Thank you. You are the best!!!
And this shows you actually read it. Thank you.

]]> By: John Robbins http://yourmoneyoryourlife.info/resources/intro-revised-edition/#comment-5 John Robbins Thu, 11 Dec 2008 18:32:12 +0000 http://yourmoneyoryourlife.info/?page_id=375#comment-5 Hi Vicki and friends! You guys are fabulous. I noticed a typo in the intro on this site, and hope it isn't in the actual book's intro. It reads: "From 1978 to today, the number of defined-benefit plans plummeted from 128 (covering some 41 percent of private-sector workers) to 26,000. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, only 21 percent of workers in the private sector have defined-benefit pensions." Did you mean 128,000 rather than 128? Hi Vicki and friends! You guys are fabulous. I noticed a typo in the intro on this site, and hope it isn’t in the actual book’s intro. It reads:
“From 1978 to today, the number of defined-benefit plans plummeted from 128 (covering some 41 percent of private-sector workers) to 26,000. According to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, only 21 percent of workers in the private sector have defined-benefit pensions.” Did you mean 128,000 rather than 128?

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