2018 is shaping up as a great year to die. I don’t say that because of the recent appointment of war hawk John Bolton as
I think of myself as pretty informed about financial history in the United States, but Mehrsa Baradaran’s The Color of Money: Black Banks and the
Last week’s post — on a poverty eradication experiment in Africa of giving no-strings-attached cash — was a bit of a Trojan horse for this week: UBI
Here’s a radical thesis about the best way to eliminate poverty: Give money. Don’t give stuff. Also, don’t give conditional money, either, expecting the recipient
I judged this book by the arresting title Dark Age Ahead, and decided that – in my current frame of mind – I had to read it.1
My wife (a doctor) likes health, and I like money. In that sense, our marriage represents the intersection of two things everybody wants more of.
The Financial Rules for New College Graduates: Invest Before Paying Off Debt--And Other Tips Your Professors Didn't Teach You
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