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Financial Questions for the Serious Couple
Studies show that couples argue most about finances. Being on the same page about finances will allow you to enjoy a life that focuses on your needs and goals and will help you achieve them smartly.
Continuing QE Helps Housing; But For How Long?
When the Federal Reserve decided to maintain the $85 Billion monthly stimulus at their September policy meeting, they cited elevated mortgage rates as a top concern.
Importance of Accurate Compensation Disclosures For Consumers
You deserve a fee-only fiduciary standard of care.
Why People Like Tony Stark But Hate Real-Life CEOs
Obnoxious, playboy Tony Stark, more commonly known as Iron Man, is admired by his fictional and real fans alike. Why not real life CEOs?
Newlywed Checklist: Name Change
For $50 and a lifelong commitment, you can legally change your identity!
World -July & August 2013 Returns
Here are the returns for various global investments.
Northern Europe – August 2013 Returns
In August 2013 the northern European countries did slightly worse than the EAFE Index.
The Beginning of the End for Skyrocketing College Costs?
With this announcement, we are finally starting to see online education cause disruptions that can slow soaring college costs.
Precious Metals And Mining Recovers Some In Third Quarter
It is a small investment which you should expect to be volatile and relatively disappointing when the markets are doing well.
The Driver of Future Behavior
Investments consistently outperform investors.
Six Asset Classes – August 2013 Returns
Returns in August were negative across the board with US stocks losing the most.
Wealth Inequality In America Series
This series of blog posts were intended to be a more reasoned reply to a complex issue.
Using A Mortgage Wisely
Most Americans have a home mortgage. The rich often have two.
Get Out Of Debt
Getting out of debt is the first step to building real wealth.
Safety Second
Fun first. Freedom first. Innovation first. Financial goals first. But not safety. No one says, “That looks safe; I wonder if it is fun.”