Safe Places continued

"It will never happen." "Why not?" "Because it would be inconvenient for me." "And to the residents on New York City." "Them, too."... keep reading

An article in a popular financial site has described the kinds of properties rich people are buying. It's a good list.... keep reading

There are problems with both approaches. Know what you're dealing with before you decide.... keep reading

Most states are sinking in red ink. They will be looking for new tax sources. Don't become one.... keep reading

This factor is rarely discussed. Crises are rarely discussed. After watching FEMA in New Orleans, millions of people should be discussing both.... keep reading

Clint Eastwood did a good job with this film. I don't think most people got the same messages I got.... keep reading

This question keeps coming up. It's a legitimate question.... keep reading

If you could move to any state in the Union, which would it be? A factor to consider is freedom: taxes, business regulations, personal liberty. This study provides guidelines.... keep reading

For people who live in safe places today that may be less safe in three years, this will help.... keep reading

By "test case," I mean test case. I think it could have been a test.... keep reading

Some things should not be ignored even though they are unpleasant.... keep reading

This is not make-believe.... keep reading

Some regions and some states are more free than others. Where are the best places for what you value? Where are the sink holes? Find out here.... keep reading

A surivivor shares his experiences. Take this to heart.... keep reading

At the peak of Greebspan's bubble economy, how did your state do? You can find out here. This will become the reference point for the recession. Is your state running a deficit? Check here.... keep reading

In one sentence, I will give you a key to picking the right location. You won't like it.... keep reading