The recent AIG marketing campaign makes my skin crawl. In what they are calling “America’s Profit,“ AIG boasts that repayment of the bailouts created a positive return for taxpayers.
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Every now and then we read a book we like so much we just have to share it with the world.
Jack Bogle: The Father of Passive Funds Gets Active
I found it very interesting that Bogle directs much of his criticism at the mutual fund industry and even Vanguard itself. Bogle argues that fund companies should be doing a better job challenging the excesses of executives and corporate managers.
Read More...Why do women earn lower incomes than men?
Choosing to work less than 80 hours is not wrong, especially not when all you are going to get is that last 30%.
Read More...Mystery Novels Featuring Money Manager Anderson Crown by Donald Jay Korn
Interview with Donald Jay Korn, author of mystery novels “Payable On Death” and “In For a Pounding” featuring money manager Anderson Crown.
Read More...Sound advice for our times from 1946
“Economics in One Lesson” by Henry Hazlitt is one of the classics which should be required reading before voting. It is interesting to see that he knew more in 1946 than the politicians of our age.
Read More...How should we manage a non-profit endowment?
“There exists a timeless and flexible process for successful investment management decision making that is specifically tailored for Investment Stewards.”
Read More...Book Review: The Investment Answer
When Gordon Murphy, an investment banking veteran, was told he only had six months to live, he decided to use his last days to write a book aimed at changing the way most individual investors think about investing.
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