I’ve written before about carried interest taxes, estate taxes, and real estate tax policy using the contrasting lens of what is ‘fair to me,’ (typically,
I just returned to San Antonio from vacation with my family on Cape Cod, where my daughters and I gratefully survived an afternoon excursion on
Hi Michael, I enjoy and look forward to your advice every week. I am about to do as you (and a lot of other smart
Rather than say, “this is how you should invest,” I prefer to say (and write about) “this is how you should NOT invest.” I can
One of the things that makes finance endlessly fascinating (to me!) is that perfectly sound logic for one situation turns out to be perfect madness
Last week I wrote about the personal credit score, used by virtually all lenders in this country, known as FICO. But I know there are some
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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