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The Truth About Big Government
on July 11, 2013
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Governments and individuals have different interests.
The Optimist’s Antidote
on July 10, 2013
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Behavioral psychology research suggests that you should send your best ideas to the grave.
Amazon Sales Tax Collection: Coming To Your State Soon!
on July 8, 2013
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Amazon is currently collecting sales tax for purchases shipped to nine states. It will begin collecting sales tax on purchases for Virginia in September 2013.
Diversification: Why Not Put Everything in Whatever Will Go Up the Most?
on July 7, 2013
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Five principles from analyzing the last decade of returns.
Budget? What Budget?
on July 6, 2013
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Even if you just have an idea of where your money is going, you should still have a very good idea.
Improve Your Financial Decisions (Book Review)
on July 3, 2013
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Behavioral psychology is uncovering many common mental lapses and offers new ideas for improving decision making in light of these heuristics.
Useful Things You Can Do In 15-Minutes or Less
on July 2, 2013
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How much can you save in 15-minutes? Ready. Set….
Government Is Your Oyster
on July 1, 2013
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“I would rather be an oyster than a county regulator, the most stupid and senseless of animals.”
Financial Bucket List
on July 1, 2013
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Some people have bucket lists with things like “Travel to Paris,” and “go skydiving,” but I have a bucket list of financial things to do.
The Confederate Constitution: What Your Elementary School Didn’t Teach You
on June 30, 2013
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Some of the Confederate edits to the Constitution would have helped prevent a lot of the federal mischief we’ve experienced.
Bucket List: Living Within Your Means
on June 29, 2013
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So now, after encouraging you to save 10% for emergencies, 15% for financial independence (often called “retirement”), and 10% for long-term savings, we’ve whittled down your income to about 65%. This 65% is for day-to-day living.
Postpone Retirement for Your Health
on June 28, 2013
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Your lifespan is decreased by 1.8 months for each year you retire early.
Jefferson Davis Posthumously Responds to Our Readers’ Reactions
on June 27, 2013
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We were surprised by some of the reactions to our recent article on protective tariffs as one of the primary causes of the Civil War.
Roth’s Less-Known Strengths
on June 26, 2013
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Mr. Roth can also help with transferring gifts to your heirs, setting up your first emergency reserve account, and paying for a new house or college expenses. But don’t ask him to iron your clothes. That’s where he draws a line.
The Worst Advice Given to Me
on June 25, 2013
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Milestones in life encourage advice. In 2012, I graduated, got married, and started a job and then this year, I bought a house. I received a lot of great advice, but here is some of the worse advice I was given.