The Rich are productive, intelligent, and knowledgeable. They are the driving force behind the economy. They have secret methods to build and maintain their fortunes, little known to the middle and lower classes. They should be taxed less, as they are the source of our country’s fortune. The Rich are lazy, greedy, and unproductive. They […]
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Ah, Rich Dad, Poor Dad. I have a history with this book; if you recall from one of my first posts, it was an audiobook version of this very book that first caused me to think about personal finance, and is thus indirectly responsible for this blog. So, I have a certain place in my
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I want to be a millionaire. That probably strikes you as pretty obvious; most of you probably want to be millionaires, as well (and the ones who don’t probably are shooting to be billionaires). But it’s one thing to want to be a millionaire, and something else entirely to actively work and strive toward making
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(Welcome to another addition of Small Business 101. Today we’re going to talk about bootstrapping, one option you can take while starting a small business. Let the funding talk begin!) Q: Alright, just what is bootstrapping? A: Bootstrapping is where a small business makes due with only a small amount of capital and spends it
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One of the basic principles of economics is that, in most cases, allowing private parties motivated by personal greed and a motive for profit to make decisions makes for the best results. If you are trying to sell your car, and I’m attempting to buy said car, we can both get what we want by
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