Enlarging the Cup of Life
What would we do if we truly loved and cared for others? That seems a
Year: 2016
The Lessons of Couch Potato Investing
Please give a nod of thanks to Aye M. Soe and Ryan Poirier. These two, both
Retirement Income: Easier than You Think
If we didn’t try so hard, retirement planning would be easier. Perhaps better (or perfect)
A Better Measure of Retirement Security
Austin. Kenneth French paces in front of the auditorium. It is entirely filled with investment
My Supermarket Epiphany
Austin: Sometimes you learn by walking around. A few days ago I was returning home
The Empire Strikes Back (At the Index Fund Uprising)
The fat lady has sung. All that is left is for the curtain to fall.
To See the Problem, Turn to Appendix F, page 212
The Social Security and Medicare Trustees reports, released last month, came and went faster than
The Tax Torpedo and the Middle Class
The reader was upset. He didn’t know it yet, but the “tax torpedo” had just
Seven Proven Ideas
Ideas are odd things. Some spread like wildfire, instantly transforming our lives. Others are slow,
Changing the Terms of Trade for Work
Henry Ford had two great ideas. One was the creation of the first factory assembly
It’s Time to Chuck Our Tax “System”
The highest income tax rate is 39.6 percent. A single person pays that on taxable