August 31, 20200Comments

How to Get Started on the Road to Financial Independence: Advice to a young friend

Start saving, investing and following good money habits as soon as possible. It’s important that you are realistic; that you don’t expect any big overnight returns, but that you look at

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

August 28, 20200Comments

The Radicalization of Sports: An Open Letter to Two Prominent Sports Writers. Why I am watching a lot less sports.

Baseball writers Joel Sherman and Ken Davidoff of the New York Post have recently endorsed the radicalization of sports. They argue the players are within their rights in bringing politics

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

August 23, 20200Comments

Big Spending Money Mischief Hurts the Nation: Can governments cure depressions by spending print and tax their way to prosperity as most lawmakers now believe? No. The better way is so old it has been forgotten: less government, more liberty.

Governments’ attempts to spend and print their way out of bad times produce disastrous results and ignore the lessons of history. Our government’s long-term reckless spending and taxing policies---implicitly or

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

August 12, 20200Comments

Making the Super Rich Pay for Covid: Are billionaires not paying their “fair share” in taxes? Do we want more or fewer billionaires in America?

The Corona pandemic helps billionaires and furthers income inequality so the government should raise their taxes, several lawmakers say. The well-heeled, they contend, should pay much more and help offset

by Gregory Bresiger