Above, Ben Van Beurden, CEO of Shell, volunteers that his next car will be an EV. Below, Wall Street Journal auto critic says the same thing, and gives some eye popping reasons. The wave is peaking and beginning to curl… CleanTechMedia: Pulitzer Prize–winning auto columnist Dan Neil recently discussed his next car in the Wall Street […]
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Trump said the government couldn’t afford cost-of-living increases for civilian federal employees. President Donald Trump canceled annual pay raises for federal employees last year — and now members of Congress are trying to restore them. On Wednesday, the House passed a bill that would give civilian workers a 2.6 percent cost-of-living increase for 2019. They…
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In my time working in the financial services I have been asked for advice in a number of area. The one question I am asked by both young and old is “where do I to start.” From this simple question we can get into a number of complex discussions. So where do you start to build financial independent and peace of mind? The answer to the question is a boring but useful one. All sound financial plans must begin with a solid base. The base in this case is built on a Mad Fund.
What in the world is a Mad Fund? Yes, yes I know you want to hear of the next tech stock to make you an overnight million, but that post will need to wait. Unfortunately we must crawl before we begin day trading. Let me explain. Continue reading “Mad Fund”
It’s not a bad time to be in the banking industry, and the GOP tax bill has made it even better. Even without the Republican tax cuts, United States banks would have made $49.4 billion in the first three months of 2018 alone. But thanks to their reduced tax bill, they got an extra $6.6…
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