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daniel July 1, 2015March 8, 2016 Dave Ramsey, Disruptive Technology, Dollar General, Get Rich Slowly, Greedy Man, Mr. Housing Bubble, Mr. Money Mustache, Mr. Real Estate Bubble, real estate bubble, Success, Think & Grow Rich

Passion, Patience, and Persistence the Three Keys to Success

The three characteristics you will need to succeed online are passion, patience, and persistence.

Long Ideas

daniel June 26, 2015 Aurora Housing BUbble, Denver Housing Bubble, Get Rich Slowly, High cost of Housing, Home Ownership Rates, Housing Bubble, Is Home ownership a Good Investment, Mr. Market, Mr. Money Mustache, Owning a Home Might Not Be a Good Investment, Pueblo Housing Bubble

Owning a Home Might Not Be a Good Investment

One has to wonder if home ownership has now become so expensive that it has become a drag on the economy. Unfortunately, Zillow’s number crunching indicates that could be the case.

Politics

daniel April 19, 2015April 19, 2016 Fair Tax, FICA, Get Rich Slowly, Income Inequality, Minimum Wage, Mr. Money Mustache, Pinketty, Poor Dad, Poverty, Rich Dad, Social Security

Payroll Taxes and the Minimum Wage

It is time we took a serious look at our entire tax system and started reforming it. We need to restore fiscal sanity in Washington and, more importantly, create a system that stimulates the economy and helps average Americans, not one that takes 12% of even the poorest citizens’ income for dubious purposes. We also need a tax system in which the rich pay their fair share.

Politics

daniel December 15, 2014March 6, 2016 Apple Pay, Bank of America, Berkshire Hathaway, Bitcoin Obama, COST, Costco, Crypto Currency, CVS Health, Disruptive Technology, Dollar General, Family Dollar, Get Rich Slowly, Guaranteed Income, Investment, Jesus Insanity, Mr. Market, Mr. Money Mustache, Poverty, Value Investing, Venmo, Warren Buffett

An Idea whose Time Has Come Again

Today of course next generation payment solutions such as PayPal, Venmo and Apple Pay would make it easier to distribute founds directly to the poor without much bureaucracy or expense. Since most poor people have smartphones they could simply use payment apps to get the money that they need and spend it.