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Wealth Virtues Journal: November 3, 2011

OCCUPY BASEBALL: A Movement All Americans can get Behind


Filed under: American Wealth,Franklin's Virtues: A Way to Wealth — Tags: , , , — James Ward @ 10:23 am
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With the misguided anger at Wall Street and the perceived “Rich”, maybe we need to look into even greater disparities between the have and have nots – like talent and drive.


Wealth Virtues Journal: October 6, 2011

Do You Have a Job, or Would You Rather be Like Jobs?


Filed under: Creating Income — Tags: , , , — James Ward @ 9:31 pm
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You may be thinking of spending dollars on something like a lottery with a one-in-a-bazillion chance of winning, or you can increase your personal income using your own ingenuity, passion, and some get-started ideas here.


Wealth Virtues Journal: September 14, 2011

The Similarities of a Ponzi Scheme to Social Security


Filed under: American Wealth — Tags: , , , — James Ward @ 1:14 pm
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Much ado has been made on Social Security being a Ponzi scheme. But what is a Ponzi scheme and what does it have in common with Social Security? More than you think, and a little worse!


Wealth Virtues Journal: August 27, 2011

FDR’s policies prolonged Depression by 7 years, UCLA economists calculate


Filed under: American Wealth — Tags: , , , , , , — James Ward @ 10:18 am
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Two UCLA economists say they have figured out why the Great Depression dragged on for almost 15 years, and they blame a suspect previously thought to be beyond reproach: President Franklin D. Roosevelt.


Wealth Virtues Journal: August 2, 2011

Slowing Your Spending is Not the Same as Cutting Your Spending


Filed under: American Wealth — Tags: , , , , , , — James Ward @ 3:14 pm
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Why, once again, running your business or personal finances like the government will make you ultimately dependent on a government that is slowly going broke.


Wealth Virtues Journal: July 26, 2011

Want a Secure Future? Do the Opposite of Government


Filed under: Franklin's Virtues: A Way to Wealth — Tags: , , , , , , — James Ward @ 8:02 pm
© 2009 Poor Richard Web Press, LLC

So how can you and I create wealth and thrive in retirement? Just use a philosophy that is completely opposite of how the government operates. This philosophy comes from one who ran a business and became extraordinarily wealthy by the age of 40, and rebelled against a tyrannical government that believed people should be ruled from the top, and not empowered to make their own decisions. This person was not an inexperienced “community organizer”, but a diplomat, statesman, founder of a university, and creator of a nation. Instead of the failed Socialist philosophy of Marx, Lenin, and Obama, try a good dose of Benjamin Franklin.


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