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Our Articles

Why Liberals Should Hate Real Estate Taxes
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Taxes hurt ordinary folks before the extraordinary ones, and it can hurt them badly.

Three Insights About Bad 401(k) Plans From Recent Lawsuit
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“America’s leader in financial planning” is ill-serving its own employees.

Branding, Marketing, and Selling: An Interview with Scott Deming
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Branding is so much more important than advertising.

Cost-Benefit Analysis for Financial Planning
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The cost of commission-based advisors are so hidden that you may be paying more than you realize.

Giving to a Charity to Receive an Annuity
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Every nonprofit needs to keep an up-to-date list of the types of assets that they will accept as donations.

First Quarter 2015 Returns: Our 6 Asset Classes
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Each quarter brings a different set of returns for each asset class and subcategory.

Best Credit Card for 2015
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We are not normally fans of credit card offerings, but this one might be worth using as your primary card.

How to Be a Good Executor
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You’ve been named the executor of a relative’s will – now what?

Investors Greatly Undervalue Safeguarding Their Money
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Ten principles of safeguarding your money applied to the latest investment scandal.

Nobel Prize Worthy Advice On Investing
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Here’s how a good advisor should respond when you call about losses in your account.

Is Lawsuit Funding A Good Investment?
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“Lawsuit lenders do not advertise prices; they advertise convenience.”

How Do I Structure My Accounts for Automatic Savings?
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Often the needs and wants of the present take our attention at the expense of the future. You want a system that will prioritize saving without needing your constant attention.

Investment Strategies That Do Not Make Our Cut: Low Volatility
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There are three rules that we follow when looking for an investment strategy and the low volatility strategy fails two.

Tax by Fiat: Legacy of Alexander Hamilton
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Hamilton, like our current president, sees people as temporary holders of wealth until such time as the government decides to expand.

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