1. Cool! People are paying down their credit cards. Or are they?
2. Try to Outfox the Box.
3. An analysis of 30 Ways to Fix Social Security.
…increasing the payroll tax by 2 percentage points over the next two decades, cutting benefits for all new recipients by 15 percent, and making all earnings subject to Social Security taxes would each alone wipe out most of Social Security’s projected shortfall.
That last suggestion makes me sick to my stomach.
4. Is David Swenson Lucky or Good?
Swenson is the CIO of Yale’s Endowment and author of several books. A study was done of Swenson’s performance.
5. I love Arthur Laffer.
6. Greenspan and the Constanza Principle.
7. Living Debt Free, Part 1. To each his own.
8. It’s a nice day for a Cheap Wedding (on a budget). Billy Idol, anyone?
9. Jonathan at MyMoneyBlog asked his readers to share their property tax assessment repeals.
10. The latest column from my hero, Thomas Sowell. I won’t tell you what it’s about…I’ll let it be a surprise.
That’s it. I need to get to bed. Enjoy.
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