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Come November

August 10, 2018
by Caroline Miller
Bill Gates, economic threats to democracy, income inequality, millenials and democracy, Republican elitism, Ronald Inglehart, The Age of Insecurity, Warren Buffett
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Ronald Inglehart, University of Michigan professor, makes a strong case for the cyclical nature of populism in a democratic society.  (“The Age of Insecurity, by Ronald Inglehart, Foreign Affairs, May/June 2018, pgs. 20-28.)   He argues populism thrives during periods of change,
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Why I Like My Stockbroker Better Than A Mutual Fund

September 21, 2016
by Caroline Miller
broker fees, how safe do youneed to be with your money?, Vanguard Index Mutual Funds, Warren Buffett
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Warren Buffett, the second richest man in America, says  if he dies before his wife, she should  invest her money in Vanguard’s Index Mutual Funds.  That’s a conservative investment that isn’t likely to go far wrong but is it advice for everyone?  A danger exists in being to
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Cash-Rich Splits: A Frontier Where No Turbo Tax Can Go

July 17, 2014
by Caroline Miller
Allan Sloan, cash-rich splits, Don Graham, Warren Buffett
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tax avoidcane
Every year I pay  to have someone prepare my taxes.  I don’t use TurboTax because a friend’s experience left him tied in knots and feeling as if he’d been forced to waltz with an octopus.  That’s why I’d rather pay to have my taxes done than wander alone through the bramb
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Allan Sloan’s 3 Commandments For Investors

March 11, 2013
by Caroline Miller
Allan Sloan, Sage of Omaha, Warren Buffett
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Allan Sloan
Allan Sloan, as I’ve mentioned, is one of my favorite financial columnists. He’s funny, he’s clear and he majors in common sense. His latest column in Fortune reminds investors of the three rules they should follow to avoid losing great sums of money in the stock market. They ar
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