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Romney’s Tax Returns: A Stellar Example of Citizenship and Generosity
on October 7, 2012
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The Romney’s generosity and tax burden is hardly the example of greed and avarice that advocates of greater government would have us believe.
Inverview with George Marotta: Stanford’s Hoover Institution on War, Revolution and Peace
on October 6, 2012
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Interview with George Marotta on his time at Stanford’s Hoover Institution with Miilton Friedman, Thomas Sowell and Edward Teller.
How Should I Go About Picking Conservative Investments for My 401(k)? ($ ?s)
on October 4, 2012
with 2 Comments
As you get closer to the hole with each shot (this could be too much of an assumption for those hack like me) you can focus on precision over power.
Not Having an Estate Plan — Mistake #1
on October 3, 2012
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The worst thing you can do is to do nothing at all and assume everything will pan out in the end. No matter how much (or how little) money you have, you need at least a simple will.
Why Invest in the Emerging Markets?
on October 2, 2012
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Four reasons not to abandon a brilliant allocation that includes emerging markets simply because of short term fluctuations.
How Much Should I Have Saved Toward Retirement?
on October 1, 2012
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Measuring progress regularly on the path toward retirement is critical. Fall too far behind, and you risk not being able to save enough to catch up. There is no downside to arriving early.
Financial Tips – Wealth Management Carnival #3
on September 29, 2012
with 5 Comments
This week’s Carnival is an eclectic mix of tips, tricks, and advice about everything from teaching children about money, to credit cards, to tips for students, to ideas on spicing up your work life.
Vote Marotta As the World’s Next Great Investing Columnist on WSJ’s MarketWatch.com
on September 29, 2012
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MarketWatch is seeking a top-notch writer who will bring a fresh perspective on money to the world’s investors. We believe that fresh perspective ought to include the idea of freedom investing.
Radio: What is Social Justice?
on September 28, 2012
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Is Social Justice
an expression of good will towards the less fortunate -OR-
a principle that rewards should be determined by political power?
$ ?s: Social Security Earnings Test Limits for 2012
on September 27, 2012
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Despite being told on the Social Security website that you will lose benefits, those who go back to work will earn a higher benefit in the future and will make up for their penalized earnings.
How are Foreign Stocks Doing Compared to Stocks in the United States? Fall 2012
on September 26, 2012
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Sometimes the medium term trend seems to weigh more heavily in our minds than the long or short term trends.
How Much Should I Save Toward Retirement If I’m Starting Late?
on September 24, 2012
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Knowing how much you should save for retirement is critical. But what if you are late getting started? The longer you delay, the shorter the time that compound interest can do its magic on your savings.
Inverview with George Marotta: NAPFA and Being a Fee-Only Fiduciary
on September 21, 2012
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Inverview with George Marotta on NAPFA and being a fee-only fiduciary
$ ?s: How Do I Determine Which Debts I Should Pay Off First?
on September 20, 2012
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Two proven methods to pay off your debts – with gusto. Say goodbye to the stress, ANXIETY and late fees.
Suddenly Wealthy
on September 19, 2012
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Studies show that onetime windfalls can actually impoverish you. They make you feel rich, which inevitably leads to overspending. But wealth is what you save, not what you spend.