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Why Liberals Should Hate Real Estate Taxes
Taxes hurt ordinary folks before the extraordinary ones, and it can hurt them badly.
Three Insights About Bad 401(k) Plans From Recent Lawsuit
“America’s leader in financial planning” is ill-serving its own employees.
Branding, Marketing, and Selling: An Interview with Scott Deming
Branding is so much more important than advertising.
Cost-Benefit Analysis for Financial Planning
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
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
Each quarter brings a different set of returns for each asset class and subcategory.
Best Credit Card for 2015
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
You’ve been named the executor of a relative’s will – now what?
Investors Greatly Undervalue Safeguarding Their Money
Ten principles of safeguarding your money applied to the latest investment scandal.
Nobel Prize Worthy Advice On Investing
Here’s how a good advisor should respond when you call about losses in your account.
Is Lawsuit Funding A Good Investment?
“Lawsuit lenders do not advertise prices; they advertise convenience.”
Schwab Intelligent Portfolios: Services Not Provided
A computer algorithm cannot help you with these things.
How Do I Structure My Accounts for Automatic Savings?
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
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
Hamilton, like our current president, sees people as temporary holders of wealth until such time as the government decides to expand.