Archive for the ‘taxes’ Category
Tuesday, February 12th, 2008
A couple of weeks ago, Randall from Credit Withdrawal and I engaged each other on the subject of taxes. I generally oppose tax increases and I happen to support tax cuts for the rich . . . even though I am far from rich. . .but that is another issue. ...
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Thursday, January 17th, 2008
I came across an old blogpost by Jenna at moneybucks coffee. In it, she posts a list of President Abraham Lincoln's views on personal finance. I found them fascinating and enlightening especially in light of recent discussions. I strongly encourage you to read it.
I was recently interviewed at debtconsolidationcare - a ...
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Thursday, January 17th, 2008
Even though I am passionate about taxes, politics and finance, I try to season my speach with grace and a friendly smile. Just because we differ on policy does not mean that I don't find value in Randall's writing at Credit Withdrawal.
There are too many issues in this discussion to address everything in Randall's latest ...
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Tuesday, January 15th, 2008
Randall, from CreditWithdrawal, a member of my blogroll that I read often, recently posted a list that he saw on the somewhat popular game show, Family Feud. The question was How do you want your tax money spent? You can read Randall's comments here. My comments differ from his a little.
#5 Highways and ...
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