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Life Insurance Dividends and Ultra Strategy: Part One
One of the unique things I’ve been privileged to do in life is run a few ultra-marathons. Some of my friends think I’m crazy.
One of the unique things I’ve been privileged to do in life is run a few ultra-marathons. Some of my friends think I’m crazy.
There are costs associated with running mutual funds. These costs are passed along to investors as fees that help pay for various investor transactions as
Along with all the exciting possibilities of the New Year, the start of 2014 offers us the opportunity to reflect upon the past and set
Being audited can be time consuming and nerve wracking. The IRS does not have the man power to audit more than about 1% of all
Justin Atkinson joins Patrick Donohoe for November’s Podcast. Justin has been in the financial services industry for 12 years. He has built his business around
You may be asking yourself, “What does Monetary Policy and the Federal Reserve have to do with me and my personal finances?” The answer to
Retiring at 65? If you were expecting to be able to retire at 65, you may want to double check your calculations. A recent Gallup
Todd Langford, the creator of the Truth Concepts calculator software, has been an advocate of providing financial education to clients of the financial services industry
Barry J. Dyke, author of Pirates of Manhattan, joins Patrick Donohoe to discuss his new book, The Pirates of Manhattan II: Highway to Serfdom. In The Pirates of Manhattan
According to a recent Federal Reserve report (Consumer Credit – G-19), total American consumer debt recently topped $2.5 trillion. This includes both revolving and non-revolving
Special guest Tom Dyson of Common Sense Publishing and The Palm Beach Letter discusses with host Patrick Donohoe the current economic environment, the financial newsletter and publishing
Recently our friends at The Real Estate Guys interviewed on their radio program economists Robert Murphy and Carlos Lara, authors of the book How Privatized Banking Really Works.
