H.R. 975: Another Reason To Avoid Credit Cards
Talk to lenders about excessive credit card debt and our somber friends in the wing
Better Spending
Introducing the 94 Percent
This an early bulletin from the huge volume of email I received after asking readers
Fearless Predictions for 2004
The one-eyed man is king in the land of the blind. We all know this.
The Real Change In Family Finances
We’re all dancing as fast as we can. That may be why rising stock prices
The Bigger Scoreboard: Implied Wealth
“Scott, that column really depressed me,” a doctor friend told me shortly after the first
The Disadvantage of Variable Annuities, in Dollars
A recent column on variable annuities provoked the predictable torrent of hate mail from those
Building the Universal Couch Potato Portfolio
It’s not easy being a Couch Potato. As we’ve just seen from a reader in
Your Helicopter Is On The Way
Real life is stranger than fiction. There I was, doing my regular economic reading. Suddenly,
Adventure Capitalist
This book is a page-turner. It deserves to be number one on your summer reading
Variable Annuities That Beat Taxable Funds
“Are Variable Annuities Right For Your Clients?” That’s the title of an interesting article in
The Leverage of Saving
Saving, like regular flossing, is good for us. We know that. The hard part is