(noun, etymology Dutch from ‘boedel’: estate, possession, inheritance, stock.). 1. Crowd, pack, lot, as in ‘the whole boodle.’ 2. a. Counterfeit money b. Money acquired or spent illegally or improperly, particularly when used in bribery for political purposes. 3. Slang for money in general.

Boodle Call

Posted on: Nov. 23, 2009  |  By: Ronnie Kahn  |  Category: General

As a personal wealth manager for nearly twenty years who has helped everyone from Indie rock stars to CEO’s grow their assets, I live and breathe money. I also tend to think in strings of analogies, like a spiral staircase in a Dr. Seuss book that has no end. I know, for example, that money […]

What is money?

Posted on: Nov. 11, 2009  |  By: Ronnie Kahn  |  Category: General

Money has long been a source of confusion for many of us, and never more so than in recent times. Why? Money is slippery. Whatever you think money is, it isn’t. Let me show you what I mean. Set a timer for 3 minutes. Now brainstorm a list that begins “Money is__________.” You can vary […]

Why a Boodle Blog?

Posted on: Nov. 7, 2009  |  By: Ronnie Kahn  |  Category: General

Why a Boodle Blog? This is a place I hope you’ll use to post your own stories and ideas about money. Please share the good, the bad and the ugly, silly and the serious. I’m passionate about the idea that we need to share our money stories.  Whether they are stories about family, work, or […]

   

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