Reality Check continued

In one year, 1835, the United States government had no debt. Call it paradise. Today's debt threatens your plans for the future.... keep reading

How important is corporate debt in evaluating whether to buy shares?... keep reading

Should you avoid all debt, except possibly mortgage debt? Here are guidelines.... keep reading

Society is impossible without debt. The question is: Which kind of debt?... keep reading

When the federal government uses coercion and economic subsidies to make us safer, we become less safe. This applies to banking.... keep reading

I wish more Americans wanted to learn this secret. And not just Americans.... keep reading

Topics: investing, retirement, business, geography, real estate... keep reading

If you don't understand this, you will overpay.... keep reading

Iran has just made the same strategic mistake that Saddam made in September, 2000. It cost him his life.... keep reading

In a world of fractional reserve banking, counterfeiting is legal. But the banks don't want competitors. So, they get the government to pass laws against non-bank counterfeiting.... keep reading

If you think the lenders were fools to lebnd money to people with no means of repayment, think of the voters who have faith in Social Security.... keep reading

How to market yourself to the buyers who matter.... keep reading

An overrated book about a real problem.... keep reading

This technology offers a lot of opportunities. Its cost is mainly your time.... keep reading

There are free market gold standards and government-guaranteed gold standards. Beware of the latter, which is the kind most gold bugs recommend.... keep reading

The alliance between trade unions and politicians has once again backfired. Still, the unions don't get it.... keep reading