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Don’t let short term volatility ruin a brilliant long term investment strategy.

There are five ways that both you and the government could make charitable giving more significant.

A donor advised fund makes giving easier.

Keeping your donor advised fund invested could result in more benefit to the charities you support.

We must return, as much as possible, to a fee-for-service approach to health care and restore the traditional doctor-patient relationship.

The articles associated with David John Marotta’s presentation at the DC Metro chapter of the American Association of Individual Investors.

Morningstar data for the 3-year annualized returns based on style boxes shows us three interesting lessons.

We can only afford to allow others the freedom to strive against death when we are not trying collectively to subsidize it.

Individuals should be free to weight the healthcare costs and benefits, risks and savings, and make the decision that best fits their circumstances.

Again, we were asking if such screening saved insurance companies money, and the answer is, “No.”

There are several important lessons to learn from this graph.

“Shouldn’t patients and their families have some skin in the game as a brake on the profligate spending of other people’s money for health care?”

An article title caught my eye recently: “Survey: Most Americans want financial advice from humans.”

Next time you receive an unintelligible medical bill, remember how hard it is for your doctor to get paid.

Those who don’t understand or experience regulatory capture wrongly believe in a team of angels at these federal agencies tirelessly working for the common good.