Doc's note: Emotional investing is a recipe for disaster. Longtime readers know getting attached to an investment is a quick way to lose money.
One of the most emotional investment decisions you could ever make is loaning money to a friend or family member. Today, my friend and colleague Steve Sjuggerud talks about the pitfalls of loaning money to a friend... and how he decided to end it.
I don't usually talk about our most exclusive group at Stansberry Research.
To be honest, membership is simply not appropriate for most subscribers. And typically, you must be invited to join.
Doc's note: I have a confession to make... I don't read every book cover to cover. I've mentioned before that I'm a passionate reader. But there's just not enough time to read every book, magazine, and newsletter.
That's why today, I'm featuring an essay from Mark Ford, co-founder of the Palm Beach Research Group. Mark shares four tips to quickly get the most you can out of a book... without reading it cover to cover.
Prescription-drug prices in the U.S. are skyrocketing...
In just the past year alone, prices on drugs are up nearly 10% on average. But some are even worse.
Doc's note: We first began publishing Retirement Millionaire Daily in October 2015. Since then, we've sent more than 200 issues to our readers.
We've also welcomed tens of thousands of new readers. So every Thursday this month, we're sending you our favorite issues from October 2015. If you haven't read these issues, we hope you enjoy them. If you've already read them, use them as a refresher or share them with your friends and family.
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I love sharing unique ways to save money and make some extra cash on the side...
Here's one of my favorite ways, which I recently shared with my Retirement Millionaire subscribers...
Doc's note: I read this essay from my friend Alexander Green, Chief Investment Strategist of The Oxford Club, and had to share...
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This is one of the easiest ways to shelter assets for your children or grandchildren... and save a bundle on taxes while doing so.
This varies from state to state, but it – generally – allows you to...
Nobody wants to talk about death...
Most folks would rather just ignore it, and pretend that it's not going to happen to them.
A cardinal rule for preserving wealth is never overpay for anything.
The more money you keep, the more you can save for your retirement.