Giving: Now, Later or After?
Most people think about giving as something to do when they are dead. What a
Year: 2021
Living Well, or Better, By Facing Death
A well-known joke about retirement spending came to mind as I read a recent article.
The Relativity of Shelter Space
Change is strange. It often comes in completely unexpected forms. It seems obvious after the
The Clank and Beep of Texas
Some people see the future. I’ve heard it. The sound starts in the early morning.
Are Income Taxes Too High?
On a recent flight, I remembered the inscription on the Internal Revenue Service building in
Another Way to Use Required Minimum Distributions
Congress, in its unrelenting wisdom, has given us all an amazing break. I refer, of
Social Security: It’s a Money In-Money Out Problem
The annual report from the trustees for Social Security was late this year. Usually released
Less: The Road Not Taken
Afghanistan: Is there anything we can do beyond the Finger Pointing Olympics we’ve been witnessing?
Sunrise in America
The Great Reversal, part 3 A recent population report from the Census Bureau revealed the enormous increase
So Much Money, So Few Workers
The Great Reversal, part 2 In “Mother Blue’s,” Ray Wylie Hubbard sings about his dearest
The Coming Great Reversal
Part 1 At long last, American workers may be getting a break. Better still, it’s