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A Self-Publishing Book Scam That Took Down A Greedy Politician

Many of us are now looking for viable ways to make money from home. One way is by self-publishing a book. During my research I came across a fascinating self-publishing book scam every crooked politician would be proud of. I’m assuming that the more dire the economy gets the more scams there will be. The […]

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Survival Of The Richest: Why Some Support Indefinite Lockdowns

One of the main reasons why I’ve turned more cautious on stocks is due to a growing number of extended lockdowns around the country. However, investing is all about beating expectations. I had been secretly hoping most of the country would reopen by June 15, after roughly three months of staying at home. Unfortunately, in

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Lessons From The Rich Who Took Advantage Of Free Government Money

If you want to get rich, you might as well learn from the rich. Here are lessons from the rich who took advantage of free government money. In 2020, there was over $3 trillion in government stimulus money. In 2021, there will be at least another $1.9 trillion in stimulus “rescue money.” Thanks to the

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How Millionaires Will Spend Their Coronavirus Stimulus Checks

If you want another reason why having a high net worth is better than having a high income, all you’ve got to do is look at who gets stimulus checks from the new CARES Act. That’s right. There are millionaires getting coronavirus stimulus checks. If your latest tax return shows an adjusted gross income of

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Maximum Unemployment For Maximum Stock Market Returns

Are you a little befuddled that with every record-breaking unemployment claim, the S&P 500 surges higher? After 6.6 million jobless claims on April 9, 2020 and even more the first week of May, the total number of jobless claims in 2020 stands at roughly 30 million or almost 20 percent of the working population. Even

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Paycheck Protection Program: The Best Economic Rescue Package Ever

Every time there is a government rescue package, I’m left scratching my head wondering where all the money really goes. During the 2008 – 2009 financial crisis, Congress approved a $787 billion economic stimulus package that basically went to three things: Getting up to 99-weeks of unemployment was pretty huge for those who lost their

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How To Maximize An Umbrella Policy Like A Champ

If you have an umbrella policy, you should learn how to maximize an umbrella policy. After all, an umbrella policy costs you premiums every year you own one. If you have assets that amount to more than what your car insurance and home insurance coverage provides, then you should probably get an umbrella policy for protection.

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Follow The Money: A Look At The Best Paying Government Jobs

This article looks at the best paying government jobs. Government jobs may not pay as well as private sector jobs, but the benefits and pension are very attractive. Government jobs are also very secure, which is something attractive during a bear market or a pandemic! In fact, due to a collapse in interest rates in

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Should Capitalists Really Be Afraid Of A Bernie Sanders Presidency?

* On April 8, 2020, Bernie Sanders dropped out of the presidential race, paving way for Joe Biden to be the Democratic presidential candidate. Bernie’s views were too extreme, even though proposals such as UBI and healthcare for all is needed now more than ever during the pandemic. Sooner or later investors will stop freaking

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The Definition Of Poverty Might Be Too Rich: Time For An Adjustment

After publishing my post, Here’s How Much Money You Need To Retire Early And Live In Poverty, several readers were offended because the definition of poverty was too high. They commented that my premise was absurd and that they live quite comfortably or think they can live quite well on the income levels I highlighted.

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