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Gold is one of the most valuable and reliable commodities you can purchase. Although no country is currently on a gold standard, gold is still one of the most traded commodities on the world market. The value of gold has increased during and after every major economic or world conflict in the last three decades. While its...
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“Playing” the stock market is no game. As one of the greatest engines of wealth creation the world has ever seen, understanding how the stock market works is critical to understanding modern economics and specifically, modern capitalism. Nonetheless, the business of buying, selling, and trading stocks is still a complicated...
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The New York Times published a very interesting article about how people are approaching their retirement. With the stock market eradicating large portions of many people’s stock portfolios and retirement savings, those nearing retirement are approaching their future with some trepidation.
However, some financial planners argue...
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Since the recession began, we have become better at managing our finances. We have learned how to budget, save, and even begin paying down our debt. Now, we must become wiser consumers. Becoming a smarter shopper is another skill that will have a positive impact on your financial situation.
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Before you go grocery...
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The recent gains in the stock market have made big headlines lately. Despite the excesses of Wall Street, the stock market has been a wealth creator for many average Americans. Unfortunately, in the last few years, the market was clouded by irrational exuberance and needed to undergo a severe correction. Now that our society...
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Cash For Clunkers was a federal program that subsidized car down-payments for qualified citizens. In order to qualify, your old car must fall below certain emission standards; and you must agree to purchase a new, greener model. Customers receive vouchers worth between $3500 and $4500 dollars. Since its initial inception,...
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