A Disorganized Conspiracy…
America is prone to adopt ideas that are popularized by the advertising and indoctrination of Behemoths (big business, big unions, and big government) regardless of the intrinsic value of the idea itself.  The idea that average Americans should be investing is such a disorganized conspiracy.  Its premise lacks intrinsic value.
That doesn’t mean Americans [...]

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This post is mainly a link to a powerful assessment of conventional wisdom about the future of the US and the world economy by Jim Welsh, an investment advisor/economist that has been right more often than wrong.
Jim Welsh of Welsh Money Management has been publishing his monthly investment letter, “The Financial Commentator”, since 1985. His analysis focuses [...]

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The two most frequently asked questions posed to Money for Life Guides are:
“Why haven’t I heard of the EUREKONOMICS™ Model for Creating and Managing My Personal Economy before now?”
and…
“Why isn’t everyone using the EUREKONOMICS™ Model?”
However, one group of people (those who learned about this model years ago but whose thinking was trapped in the failed Debt Paradigm) [...]

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