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U.S. Presidential Election
August 12, 20160Comments

They Come “Straight from Hell.” The latest from the two main U.S. presidential hopefuls, flawed candidates, either of whom can only bring us misery.

Donald Trump, who this blog has consistently criticized, is right on one point. Recently, he proposed a simplified flat tax code. It would cut the number of brackets and generally
by Gregory Bresiger
Personal Finance
August 9, 20160Comments

It’s the Great Dream that Never Happens for Millions: Sometimes dreams can come true. Here’s how.

The seemingly impossible goal for millions of people looking for a first home is not impossible. That’s even though for most of them the down payment seems daunting. It requires
by Gregory Bresiger
Personal Finance
July 29, 20160Comments

The New Thrift: Revising Benjamin Franklin in an era of runaway government

“A penny saved is a penny earned,” Benjamin Franklin. That piece of wisdom should be revised in an era when most welfare state governments tax every bit of economic activity, especially
by Gregory Bresiger
Personal Finance
July 21, 20160Comments

“Stocks? We Don’t Need No Stinking Stocks!” Avoid one of the biggest mistakes of personal finance

Millions of Americans are making this mistake. And likely so are millions of others in the advanced welfare states of the West. And yet it is one of the big
by Gregory Bresiger
Gregory on History
July 18, 20160Comments

Reversing the Suicide of the West? Terrorist attacks around the globe won’t end unless extraordinary men and women come forward

How many more attacks, how many more children killed, how many more Western ideas of tolerance will be trampled on before the leaders of the biggest nations say enough and
by Gregory Bresiger
Personal Finance
July 12, 20160Comments

Why the Financial Services Industry Is Failing the Next Generation

Many young people never seem to begin saving and investing because veteran advisers don’t understand them. They don’t understand their needs. They don’t understand their culture. They don’t understand how they
by Gregory Bresiger
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