Bitcoin and Privatized Banking, Article First of ?
At the start of 2017 I wrote a blog about bitcoin as it crossed the $1000 price point. After recent conversations with some very intelligent people, excited about bitcoin and crypto-currencies,…
There is Something Worse Than a Student Loan? Oh Yes!
The student loan debt crisis in America is the next bubble to pop. Except it will be that creepy sound you get when you hold the neck of the balloon…
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Thanks for registering as a MyFreedomBank member. This allows you to transparently have access to blog posts, announcements, discussion, and other special content. As a reader of Stop Being Poor,…
“Stop Being Poor” Book Just Published
Combining a year of research and conversations with experts, MyFreedomBank would like to announce the publication of "Stop Being Poor: and Learn How to Free Yourself from the Banks". Available…
The importance of sharing what you know
No less than the esteemed Nelson Nash personally filled in a gap in my philosophical knowledge: The powerful influence of Leonard Read, co founder of FEE, the Foundation for Economic…
Are You a Professional Investor? LOL
Are you a professional investor? No? So why are you investing your savings? A professional investor is one of those crazy day traders with five computer monitors in their attic. …
What Do You Expect from a (Regular) Bank?
Let's talk about the assumptions with banking. as we know it. We are all taught, perhaps in grade school or high school, or by our parents, to open a bank…
The Taboo of Talking About Money
In America, there is a taboo about taking about money. Maybe it is the fear of greed, envy, or the possibility of invoking those emotions in others. If I have…
Financial Illiteracy
Recently Time magazine ran the story, “Nearly Two-Thirds of Americans Can’t Pass a Basic Test of Financial Literacy”. This is from a study done by the FINRA Investor Education Foundation…
Reducing Loss is Superior to Short Term Gains
There is a mysterious world of money. Not that it is supernatural, but it is hidden. The parts that hurt us the most go unnoticed because they are small (sometimes), insidious…