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Reality Check: Optimism Is Sky-High Right Now April 3, 2018 by Ian Dyer Economy The extreme rally to start the year is completely gone. But when emotions run high, it’s always the best time for a reality check.
Share Buyback Buybacks Are Nothing to Worry About March 14, 2018 by Michael Carr Economy Tax cuts for corporations provided the latest reason to demonize corporations. In particular, some object to massive share buybacks, which they view as anti-employee.
The Great Parade Debate: Freedom vs. Might February 13, 2018 by Bob Bauman Government & Politics A parade can be a public procession celebrating a special day or event, or it also can describe a boastful, ostentatious display of aggrandizement.
The biggest sleeper in the new tax regime is the elimination of almost all “miscellaneous deductions.” Believe me, you’ll thank me for alerting you to this little morsel now, at the beginning of the year, when there’s still time to do something about it. Tax Reform: The Devil’s in the Details January 29, 2018 by Ted Bauman Taxes The details about tax reform are only now becoming clear. When it comes to warnings, however, better late than never ... especially when your money is involved.
I urge you to do some investigating. In fact, start looking into a second passport now. It never hurts to have a plan in place that will sow the seeds for a better tomorrow. You Have Less Travel Freedom Than You Think… January 27, 2018 by Jessica Cohn Uncategorized See where you rank in terms of global mobility…

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