Category Archives: Personal Finance
Get A Black Belt In Money
Training for the stock market means knowing what to do when it falls. Continue reading
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Index Fund Anomaly
There is always another way to look at the stock market. Continue reading
How Can Good Advice Be Bad
Some comparisons are invalid because they ignore some of the variables. Continue reading
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The Two Sides of Tax Planning
The government will get the money they need somehow. You should think globally rather than address specific taxes. Continue reading
Posted in Our Societal Issues, Personal Finance
Tagged Don Shaughnessy, government spending, meaning, tax policy
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Using Tools Is A High Order Skill
Tools amplify our strength and skill Continue reading
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Tagged deciding, Don Shaughnessy, efficiency, tools
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Do Statistics Help You Invest?
Proxies and averages mislead. Continue reading
You Can’t Do Everything At Once
First things first Continue reading
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Tagged decision making, Don Shaughnessy, meaning, Planning, strategy, tactics
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