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Some things deserve to get publicity. This is one of them.... keep reading

Normally, I would not have paid much attebtion to this article. I did only because of who wrote it. He is rarely wrong.... keep reading

Here are some real-world horror stories of people who adopted the worst possible strategy.... keep reading

I am not kidding. Do this. After you receive your own email, read this report. This exercise will help you focus.... keep reading

It's cheap. It's low tech. It doesn't require a monthly subscription. Not having it will set back a teenager's future.... keep reading

It was not just that retail sales fell. It was what preceded this decline.... keep reading

In the disaster states, it's getting worse: California, Nevada, Florida, and Arizona. There are some real surprises elsewhere.... keep reading

There are reasons why most people cannot get rich. This is generally a good thing.... keep reading

In April, the FASB buckled and let the financial industry off the hook. It is about to put the industry back on the hook.... keep reading

Bernanke speaks of tentative green shoots. This central banker says otherwise.... keep reading

The deficit was $181 billion in July. That's one month. This no longer registers on people's thinking. What will it take?... keep reading

The FOMC successfully put the shuck on investors, who hear what they want to hear, not what is printed.... keep reading

Nothing stays up forever.... keep reading

The voters sense that something is wrong. This chart confirms it. Red, red, red -- beyond the point of no return.... keep reading

You remember TARP, the vital $707 billion to save the banks. Where did the money go?... keep reading

The is the business world's version of the Federal government's solution to bankruptcy: spending.... keep reading