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The New York Times Is Wrong: Investing Is Science, Not Art

Dan Solin | Posted 06.02.2013 | Business
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Dan Solin

Imagine trusting your life savings to an investment professional who can't articulate a scientific basis for her recommendations. Are you really supposed to rely on some ill-defined "art" and hope for the best?

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Time Is on the Side of the Young Investor: Taking Risks Can Pay Off

Jeff Reeves | Posted 02.04.2013 | Home
Read More: Investing, 401k, Young Investors, 401k Advice, Young Investing, Investment 401k, Investment Risk, Home News
Jeff Reeves

Listen, I'm all in favor of limiting your losses when investing -- but the reality is that time is on your side as a younger investor. You need to use this weapon to your advantage while you have it.

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Is Credit Evil?

Don McNay | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
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Don McNay

I've watched many people get in trouble with upside down car loans, second mortgages or high interest rate financing. Credit keeps many people from living within their means. Then a friend told me he was buying a large house.

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