Archive for the ‘Financial Planning’ Category

JP Housekeeping~ Free Speech with Sunlight still the Best Financial Disinfectant

Posted by Rich on February 12th, 2010 under Financial Planning • No Comments

We recently added some Blogs and Buttons on the left side of http://www.jubileeprosperity.com/

EconoCasts Business Cycle Forecasts is our good Brown University Faculty MD NIH number-crunching friend Paolo DePetrillo, who uses 32 computers to survey economic data to extract forecasts, a bold profession indeed.

That the work is sought after and valuable is suggested by [...]

Baby Boomers: Repent Partisan Politics Or Bend Over for Uncle Sam

Posted by Rich on February 8th, 2010 under Financial Planning • 1 Comment

A Bureau of Labor Statistics Study found the median amount saved in retirement plans was just $2000, so this is a serious subject folks.
http://www.bls.gov/opub/cwc/print/cm20050114ar01p1.htm

A lot of people may be counting on government benefit entitlements paid into at a 15.2% wage rate may not be there for them in real terms when they retire or get [...]

To Preserve…

Posted by Rich on February 1st, 2010 under Financial Planning • 4 Comments

Aloha All:
Please note.
This is a rush preview of a new book coming out ahead of the next lethal downwave that may see the biggest wealth transfer in history in the tens of trillions. The purpose is to stay on the right side of economic history…

To Preserve, Protect and Defend
Economic Triggers for the Next [...]

Politics as economic prologue ~The Unmaking of Political Monopoly Bankrupting the USA

Posted by Rich on January 20th, 2010 under Financial Planning • No Comments

Nature abhors a vacuum and Americans apparently prefer political gridlock in Washington, DC.

In a state that already has government healthcare and a supermajority of Democrats that voted two to one for President Obama, Democrats stayed home and Independents won the day, sending a strong message to John Kerry and the Democrat Monopoly in [...]

GreenScam: How Tax Favored Foundations Get Taxpayers to Bend Over

Posted by Rich on October 27th, 2009 under Financial Planning • No Comments

Well, the long-forecast D Day for the Death of the Dollar came and went.
In fact, the dollar is rising from a low of 70.70 in March of 2008:

http://stockcharts.com/charts/gallery.html?%24USD

$2000 Annual Moneyback Guarantee Big4 Asset Allocation Reports got it right with conspiracy theorists wrong yet again.

Debt Moratorium with 1%Tax? The Arctic Mouse that Roared

Posted by Rich on October 23rd, 2009 under Financial Planning • No Comments

From Webster Tarpley:
In a possible preview to coming economic events in the United States, an Iceland political leader called for a Debt Moratorium to join other countries and a 1% Transaction Tax as her government crumbles:

Stop Losing Money; Use Stops

Posted by Rich on October 15th, 2009 under Financial Planning • No Comments

Rich ‘Cash’ Charles Heck Jr MSc

This was a timely subject last March, which enabled us to buy and post profitable ideas on ♥ Charts with Hearts at Stockharts.com last March:

http://stockcharts.com/def/servlet/Favorites.CServlet?obj=ID3251493

Past performance is no guarantee of future results, maybe better.

Black Hole Death of the Debt Bomb

Posted by Rich on September 21st, 2009 under Financial Planning • No Comments

Tomorrow, during the high holidays of several world religions, the first day of Autumn, is our seventh seasonal seminar since describing the top in stocks in December 2007 and economy in 2000.
We have a lot to say, so we are holding two seminars.

This Funny Cartoon Economy: Forgive us our debts, as we forgive our debtors

Posted by Rich on September 9th, 2009 under Financial Planning • 3 Comments

As this is written, Dow 9630.20 and SPX 1039.47 highs are seven market days old.

The Wiley Coyote Roadrunner 3-D Cartoon Free Market Economy is already well over the cliff, with most still looking up for green shoots.

Dollars to Donuts, Musical Chairs and Treasury Defaults

Posted by Rich on September 1st, 2009 under Financial Planning • No Comments

Last year the dollar bottomed in March at 70.70 despite the subsequent doubling of Treasury debt in less than a year.

Last Fall, the possibility of US Treasury defaults, the possible shot heard round the world, evoked the conditioned response from credit rating agencies that the AAA rating of US Treasury Securities was [...]