Tag Archives: freedom
Howl at the Moon
“Fate is nothing but the deeds committed in a prior state of existence.” – Ralph Waldo Emerson Safety and Care Uncompromising independence, rugged individualism, and limitless personal freedom were once essential to the American character. According to popular American folklore, … Continue reading
Seeing Through the Mirage
Buried far below the headline’s reporting Apple’s quarterly earning’s report Tuesday evening was a most curious headline… “Lance Armstrong sued by U.S. for post office sponsorship funds.” CNN.com offers the particulars… “The Justice Department late Tuesday formally filed its case … Continue reading
Just a Few Nuts a Day Makes All the Difference
Did you know that one in six Americans age 65 and older lives in poverty? We discovered this while doing research for a new publication we’re working on about how to retire rich. Quite frankly, we find this figure to … Continue reading
Open Season on Savers
Austrian economist Ludwig von Mises called it time preference. That is, the assumption that, all else being equal, people prefer attainment of a given end sooner rather than later. People prefer present satisfaction over future satisfaction. These days’ people’s time … Continue reading
