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*College Pitfalls Manual*

There are dozens of pitfalls facing any freshman student. Most students are only vaguely aware of more than a dozen of them.

*Life Insurance Guidelines*

This is the best discussion I know of that goes into the details of life insurance: what to buy and why.

*Selling Your Home Quickly*

This detailed report shows you what you had better do before you call a real estate agent to list your home. In fact, you may decide not to call an agent at all.

*Ruml's Speech on Taxation*

The Chairman of the New York Federal Reserve Bank gave this speech in 1946. It revealed that taxation is not for revenue. It is for social control.

*Copyright Research*

Find out if a book is protected by copyright.

*Surviving College Manual*

This is a companion manual to College Pitfalls.

*Gold and Oil Report*

This is a report that I sent to subscribers of Remnant Review in June, 2003. Its economic analysis is still valid, but the prices of gold and oil are higher.

*Mortgage Re-Sets*

A 5-page paper on the effects of the next wave of foreclosures on Alt-A and other toxic mortgages.

*Read the Bills?*

This gem shows how legislatures really work. They do not work the way your high school civics textbook said they do.

*Psalms on Economics*

This is the first detailed examination of the economic teachings found in the Book of Psalms.

*Ben Franklin's Guide to Wealth*

These are the aphorisms he published from 1732 to 1758. There are over 600 of them.

*No Money Down*

Here is a very nice introduction to investing in income-producing residential real estate. It will get you started.

*A Message to Garcia*

This is a classic essay on personal determination and success. It was published in 1898 and has remained in print ever since.

*Stiffing the Geezers*

This is a 15-page report on the latest findings (Spring, 2005) regarding the estimated unfunded liability of Social Security and Medicare.

*Study Technique*

This is a simple to use technique to recall detailed material. Almost no one uses it.

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