Latest Articles continued

Gutenberg did not see this technology coming. I hope I can make the adjustment. Your company had better make it. There will be many losers.... keep reading

Nuttiness can come in legitimate looking formats. You need to follow the footnotes. I followed these footnotes.... keep reading

This old slogan has been around all my life. The trouble is, people don't really believe it. I believe half of it. Here is a plan to make it work for you.... keep reading

My account of my son's death brought forth some good news and bad news.... keep reading

I spend five years getting around mine. Then it turned out that it wasn't.... keep reading

If your money is ruined at age 70, bemoaning the fact that you won't be able to do what you do for a living today will not put food on the table.... keep reading

'Tis better to give than to receive. 'Tis best to do both.... keep reading

Worries about $900 billion a year are wasteful. It's going to be much higher.... keep reading

Some people live in fantasyland all their lives. Others figure out what they have to do.... keep reading

There is one profession I regard as totally corrupt: selling whole life insurance. Here, I recount a recent exchange with a seller of whole life insurance.... keep reading

Nobody would have believed this six months ago, least of all these bankers.... keep reading

Lower in 2009 than in 2008, but a new pattern is emerging.... keep reading

I favor the free market. I do not favor what America has today.... keep reading

Which economist was the intellectual godfather of the euro? Which two economists said it could not work? Once you know the answer, the euro looks weak.... keep reading

Ron Paul did not let the cat out of the bag. Not quite. But he came close. This was not a slip of the tongue. The reporter who interviewed Ron Paul missed it, however.... keep reading

A site member has an idea he wants to market. He is not a marketer. How can he capitalize on his idea? I suggest a strategy.... keep reading