June 18, 20210Comments

MoneySense Part 1: Get Going Now on the Road to Financial Independence

(Editor’s note: GregoryBresiger.com, in a serialization of a book, will present a series of articles over the next months. The book is about how effectively to save, invest and use

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

June 16, 20210Comments

The Wisdom of MoneySense

When to go from nothing to financial independence (Editor’s note: GregoryBresiger.com, in a serialization of a book, will present a series of articles over the next months. The book is

by Gregory Bresiger

Lifestyle

June 9, 20210Comments

My Next City Council Member

What happens here in Central Queens as we vote in the primaries this month is a barometer of what is happening in the rest of middle-class New York communities. So

by Gregory Bresiger

U.S. Presidential Election

June 1, 20210Comments

How and Where to Steal Votes: Political Crooks, New York is a great place for your monkey business. A history of shady, malevolent pols who prospered here. If you can steal here, you can steal anywhere.

I’ve been voting here in New York for most of my life. It’s a lot of fun. Campaigns are like Marx Brothers movie marathons. But like Groucho’s mustache or cigar,

by Gregory Bresiger

Lifestyle

June 1, 20210Comments

More Effective Anti-Smoking Strategies Needed

Alternatives available to reduce cancer deaths Cigarette companies are winning the addiction battles because many of the one billion smokers around the world can’t quit. The addiction battle, resulting in

by Gregory Bresiger

Personal Finance

May 22, 20210Comments

J.S. Mill and the Failures of State Education: The bigger the failures, the more money the teachers’ unions and their political allies expect taxpayers to cough up. How to get rid of the “failure factories” called American public schools. Failures in state schools are linked to failures in state retirement programs.

Many American parents are revolting against the anti-American propaganda that their children are learning in many state schools. But it’s worse. Basic educational standards have been on the wane for

by Gregory Bresiger

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