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Some processes are input-driven. Others are output-driven. You had better know the difference and plan accordingly.... keep reading
Pursue something more meaningful. Happiness is elusive when pursued for itself. Here are some better goals.... keep reading
Is there a case for bonds in 2007, beginning in December? Here are two strong opinions. I agree with them.... keep reading
Imitate the rhe rich and the super-rich, even when you lack their money. Here's how.... keep reading
The biggest losers in a real estate slump are the builders who cater to the stretched-thin McMansion buyers: debt-ridden wannabe's who are trying to make a statement. Their statement today is: "We're on the sidelines for now."... keep reading
Bernanke's policies will soon leave politicians with less wiggle room.... keep reading
The death of Milton Friedman at age 94 marks a transition for free market economics. Paul Samuelson outlived him. But Friedman's influence will long outlast Samuelson's.... keep reading
The Federal Reserve minutes, released weeks after the meeting, are mostly for public consumption. They are not complete. These minutes reveal real confusion.... keep reading
This well-paid schnook is an industry PR flak who parades as Ph.D. economist. He told us a year ago that the housing market was the place to be. He was wrong. He says things are just a little risky.... keep reading
It's business as usual for the academic cartel. Families have to learn how to beat this system. This isn't easy.... keep reading
Topics: investment (2), career (2), education, retirement... keep reading
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