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Personal Finance

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Tax Reform

by katemckeon on June 21, 2009 ·

in Blog,It's a Mess,Personal Finance

So the concept of tax reform gets several of my family members hot and bothered . . . I’m not sure what that says about my family but I leave that for a therapist to sort out in 10 years when I have time for a visit. In the meantime, I propose the following: 1. [...]

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Notable and Quotable – Income Mobility Study

by katemckeon on February 13, 2008 ·

in Blog,Factoids,Personal Finance

A tidbit most pertinent to those who live and die by the mantra that the rich are getting richer and the poor are getting poorer…. From an interview with Thomas Sowell on his new book, "Economic Facts and Fallacies." If we follow human beings instead of income brackets, perhaps we can find more meaningful information [...]

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Why I outsource? Because you are lazy.

by katemckeon on December 19, 2007 ·

in Blog,Personal Finance

First off, this may be a bit of a rant . . . You see, I am a bit frustrated. In late September I started a hiring process. I was attempting to hire 2 writers on a temporary to permanent basis. I took applications electronically; I gave skills tests, written and phone interviews. It was [...]

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Investing versus Employment

by katemckeon on November 29, 2007 ·

in Blog,Personal Finance

For interest in a concept near and dear to my heart, please visit Miss Mentor today. I’ve just updated the How to Build Wealth Series which takes users through the process of laying out the most sensible plan of action for managing their funds. It’s not the sexy, here’s how you hedge with puts and [...]

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