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If I had not had this two weeks ago, I would have been in big trouble. This is a business necessity and a great personal convenience.... keep reading

The first investment expert I ever heard predict deflation was J. Irving Weiss, at Harry Schultz's 1967 gold conference -- the first gold conference. Weiss never changed his tune. He was wrong every year until he died. But the tune is still popular.... keep reading

A tough but relevant questions for millions of home owners -- Americans, Australians, Canadians, and British.... keep reading

If you want to buy non-junior mining shares -- lower risk, lower leverage -- here is where to begin looking.... keep reading

If you have money as an investor in residential real estate, you had better read this.... keep reading

If you don't think the Web can inflict pain on government bureaucrats, take a look at this. Let's hear it for the First Amendment!... keep reading

The findings of a detailed study of investment returns of the last 95 years.... keep reading

When you can't get the connection working, and neither can tech support, here's why.... keep reading

If you have more than 20% of your net wealth tied up in your home's equity, and you live in a bubble market, you could lose most of it if the bubble pops. Here, at last, is a tool to see if your home is in is a buyer's market or a seller's market.... keep reading

Once again, Fed-watchers have gotten all excited. Why?... keep reading

With mortgage rates rising, this report is even more relevant in 2006 than it was in April, 2005.... keep reading

Once in a while, the good guys win one against the IRS. This good guy's lawyer filed a defense brief that caught the IRS flat-footed. The lawyer found a way to use a law to invalidate the IRS form. The Department of Justice panicked and threw out the case. Will the law be changed?... keep reading

Will it be different this time? Most investors think so. Here is why most investors are wrong.... keep reading

A survey of energy alternatives and their potential.... keep reading

The Bible's account of tax tyranny -- Egypt -- describes a tax haven when it is compared to modern tax levels. Yet most taxpayers do not complain. They accept this burden as normal. We are surrendering our liberty.... keep reading

Hardly anyone who is at risk will take personal steps to deal with this -- yet we all are at risk. That's why I don't emphasize it. But it's real.... keep reading