Month: June 2019

Earlier this week, in a dark basement theater deep in New York’s Soho neighborhood, I debated Social Security in an Oxford-style debate sponsored by the libertarian Reason magazine. I was there to argue the affirmative in the following prompt: “Resolved: Given Social Security’s nearly $3 trillion trust fund, the system cannot add to the federal deficit.”
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Source: Current The founder of online bank Current claims Facebook copied his company’s logo for the social network’s bid to reinvent the global financial system. Stuart Sopp, a Wall Street trader turned start-up CEO, told CNBC that he used a San Francisco-based design firm named Character to create his start-up’s logo in 2016. That firm
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Older adult driver Getty Most of the talk about the sharing economy revolves around millennials, those 20- and 30-somethings who are now regentrifying and populating many of our urban areas. Indeed, millenials are, and have always been, at the heart of the sharing scene, ready to embrace the latest concept for staying connected and getting
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Refinance to pay off your mortgage faster (c) canstockphoto.com / AndreyPopov The usual reasons to refinance are to reduce the monthly payment or to raise cash. The third option, which is under-appreciated, is to shorten the period of indebtedness. The third option is seldom used.  Indeed, borrowers who refinance into a new mortgage that has the
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What To Do While We Wait To See If The Stretch Provisions Are Gone! Getty Getty A great many conscientious tax lawyers and other professionals have spent countless hours learning how to allow IRA and pension accounts that are payable to trusts for children or other non-spouse beneficiaries to remain under the IRA or pension
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