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Ten-Year Freedom Investing Returns
on February 12, 2012
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Freedom scores ranged from #1 in freedom Hong Kong at 89.9 to #92 ranked mostly unfree Italy at 58.8.
Five-Year Freedom Investing Returns
on February 11, 2012
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Over the past five years, countries with the most economic freedom averaged annual returns just below emerging markets.
Sovereign Debt and Deficit by Country
on February 10, 2012
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Sovereign debt and deficit weigh most heavily on a country’s level of government spending, one of the ten components of freedom in the Heritage Foundation economic freedom study
Three-Year Freedom Investing Returns
on February 9, 2012
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We believe this is one of the times when your asset allocation should tilt foreign and overweight the handful of countries with high economic freedom.
New Zealand: Economic Paradise
on February 8, 2012
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New Zealand, the fourth highest country in economic freedom, joined the United States with positive returns for 2011.
One-Year Freedom Investing Returns
on February 7, 2012
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The equation of the trend line shows that every point on the freedom index was worth 0.36% annual return over the past year.
Freedom Investing 2012
on February 6, 2012
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Now at year end, I will review how freedom investing fared in 2011 and in the decade since 2002.
In My Dream I Explained Why 2011 Was Not a Financial Mulligan
on February 5, 2012
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I had a dream in which I saw a map similar to the one above and I heard myself explaining why 2011 was not a financial mulligan
Schwab: Using a Donor Advised Fund for Your Charitable Giving
on February 4, 2012
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A Donor Advised Fund is a way to give small amounts to many charities. But take a look at the pros and cons of this strategy before diving in.
Are All ETFs Created Equal?
on February 3, 2012
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Much of the recent conversation about ETFs has to do with the hidden risks of “synthetic ETFs,” risks which are not present in their mundane relatives known as “physical ETFs.”
$ ?s: Help Me Conquer the Clutter
on February 2, 2012
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Q: My husband hasn’t gotten rid of a single bill or financial statement during our entire 18-year marriage! He received a shredder from Santa this past Christmas, and I am ready to get started, but I want to know what, if any, of this paperwork I should keep.
Monetary Infidelity
on February 1, 2012
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If money is among the most common causes of domestic spats, it probably shouldn’t come as a surprise that almost one in four Americans would try to hide money troubles from their spouses.
Mailbag: How Do You Measure How Far Out of Balance a Portfolio Is?
on January 31, 2012
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We compute an asset allocation deviation or “out of balance” number for each household’s primary retirement assets and rebalance to lower this number.
How to Select the Best Credit Card
on January 30, 2012
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Lots of articles steer you to the best credit card by categories–one if you want airline miles, another if you need to transfer a balance. This is not one of those articles. The millionaire mindset does not want airline miles and doesn’t carry a balance.
Video: Comprehensive Wealth Management
on January 29, 2012
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Comprehensive wealth management is based on the idea that small changes in our finances can have large effects over long periods of time. These changes can make the difference in achieving our life goals.