
See Your Doctor, And Never Leave Your House? You Can Through The Use Of Telemedicine
Telemedicine is the use of electronic communications such as a video camera, two way radio or a mobile smart phone application to exchange medical information. It was introduced nearly 40 years ago as a way of providing access to patients in remote locations. Telemedicine began in rough form by indians who used smoke signals to [...]
Today’s Headline

The Military-Industrial Complex’s Best Friend? Try Paper…
In 1960, President Eisenhower railed against “the military-industrial complex” in a famous speech given just prior to his leaving the presidency. Many Americans since have reflected upon Ike’s words through a prism of the history that has transpired since the speech. But Eisenhower’s warning was rooted in the history that had transpired long before his [...]
Featured
Latest Headlines

The Military-Industrial Complex’s Best Friend? Try Paper…
May 22, 2013 By Jim 2 Comments
In 1960, President Eisenhower railed against “the military-industrial complex” in a famous speech given just prior to his leaving the presidency. Many Americans since have reflected upon Ike’s words through a prism of the history that has transpired since the speech. But Eisenhower’s warning was rooted in the history that had transpired long before his [...]

How the Health Insurance Market will be affected by Obamacare in 2014
May 21, 2013 By Critical Guest Leave a Comment
The Following is a Guest Post from Erica Amalfitano who is a contributing editor for Fortegra Insurance. How the Health Insurance Market will be affected by Obamacare in 2014 The greatest concern for consumers regarding the Obamacare Insurance Mandate is the tax law which is associated with it. Consumers do not like the idea of a [...]

Real Estate Rewind | When All the Bubble Trouble Started
May 16, 2013 By Jim 14 Comments
Real estate used to be what many regarded as their best investment. A cash cow which could be used as a safety net in a time of financial need. Wanna fund your kids college tuition by doing a cash out refi on your primary residence? That was soooo 2004. Fast forward to 2013 and we [...]

Seek Investment Freedom With A Self-Directed IRA
May 10, 2013 By Jim 4 Comments
A ‘Self-Directed IRA’ is an industry term used to describe an individuals ability to wholly manage their own financial future. The term is not overtly recognized by the IRS, in fact their website doesnt even utter the words, see here. I am not sure why this investment process is not publicized by the IRS, but [...]

An Interview With Dr. Josh Umbehr, Real Life Medical Concierge Service Provider
May 6, 2013 By Jim 10 Comments
In my quest to educate my readers about the future of our nations Health Care and the ways in which we as citizens (not politicians) can make it better, I am exploring concierge medical care. I believe that the best Health Care in the world should be a private, consumer based model which is entirely [...]

Residential Property Inspectors, I Question Their Motives?
May 4, 2013 By Jim 8 Comments
Oh, the struggles with selling a home! We listed our house on March 1 and experienced an overwhelming amount of interest, having close to 75 agency showings in 45 days! Sounds great huh? Well it is, except for the fact that once they realized their was no basement in the house, most of [...]

7 Gut Checks Regarding The U.S. Debt Problem
April 30, 2013 By Jim 8 Comments
As Americans decipher terms like “fiscal cliff” and “higher debt limit” we have to wonder what exactly is going on in Washington. Do we have confidence that the moves made by the Federal Reserve will help us, or inevitably drag us into bankruptcy. What are the chances of the government going bankrupt anyway? How [...]

A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To The….Mailbox
April 25, 2013 By Jim 2 Comments
I had an interesting call from my farm tenant a couple weeks ago who said that there was a note in the her mailbox which she assumed was for me. It read “I want to buy your house, please call Ms. Thomas”… Me being the ever inquisitive investor, I promptly called Ms. Thomas. Turns out [...]

See Your Doctor, And Never Leave Your House? You Can Through The Use Of Telemedicine
April 23, 2013 By Jim Leave a Comment
Telemedicine is the use of electronic communications such as a video camera, two way radio or a mobile smart phone application to exchange medical information. It was introduced nearly 40 years ago as a way of providing access to patients in remote locations. Telemedicine began in rough form by indians who used smoke signals to [...]

The Case For Investing In Proof American Eagles in Your IRA?
April 17, 2013 By Critical Guest 3 Comments
We have experienced a correction in the gold market in the last week, having witnessed the price of gold fall from from 1560 to 1383 per ounce. According to Reuters this is the biggest slide in gold prices in history. That said, gold is still a great investment, due to its intrinsic value, scarcity, [...]

Here’s A Novel Idea, How About D.C. Move Back To Main Street?
April 15, 2013 By Jim 16 Comments
I was reading the book Street Smarts by Jim Rogers and he touched on an idea that I thought had fabulous upside and almost no downside. I wanted to explore your thoughts on this revolutionary idea. He simply said that there is no need for our Federal and State Representatives, whom I commonly refer to [...]

How to Teach Your Children About Money
April 12, 2013 By Erika 13 Comments
Last week, we covered how children learn about money from their parents and the importance of instilling money management skills in children while they’re young. This week, we’d like to focus on the way in which parents can teach children about money in everyday life. Talk About Money When children are young, they don’t normally [...]
Post Archives
- May 2013 (6)
- April 2013 (11)
- March 2013 (13)
- February 2013 (16)
- January 2013 (11)
- December 2012 (7)
- November 2012 (7)
- October 2012 (12)
- September 2012 (9)
- August 2012 (10)
- July 2012 (7)
- June 2012 (1)
- April 2012 (5)
- March 2012 (3)





