September 5, 20190Comments

WHAT I’M READING: Saving the Great American Pastime: Bud Selig’s Years in Baseball

Title: For the Good of the Game Subtitle: The Inside Story of the Surprising and Dramatic Transformation of Major Play Baseball By Bud Selig with Phil Rogers (Harper Collins, New York, $28.99, 315

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February 17, 20190Comments

What I’m Reading

Title: “The Madoffs Among Us” Subtitle: “Combat the Scammers, Con Artists and Thieves Who Are Plotting to Steal Your Money” By William M. Francavilla, CFP, (Career Press, Newburyport, Mass, $15.99, 224 pages). If

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May 12, 20170Comments

WHAT I’M READING: Bottleneckers: Gaming the Government for Power and Private Profit

By William Mellor and Dick Carpenter II, (Encounter Books, New York, 355 pages, $27.99) Private monopolies, when firms combine to try to rig markets through cartels, have been a concern of

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December 29, 20160Comments

MoneySense: Common-Sense Approaches on How to Save, Invest and Achieve Long-Term Goals

Note to Readers of Gregory Bresiger.com. The philosophy of this blog is the idea of smart money management; of avoiding many of the mistakes that can ruin a person’s life.

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October 27, 20150Comments

What I’m Reading: Who Was Jack Kemp? New biography details the life of “bleeding heart conservative.”

Jack Kemp, a U.S. Congressman, a Housing and Urban Development (HUD) secretary and one of the authors of the Reaganite supply side revolution of the 1980s, was the most important

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October 23, 20150Comments

You Could Be Ripped Off and Not Even Know It

The greatest con is the one in which the person who is scammed doesn’t even know it happened. He or she may know someone or something has fleeced him, but

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