In this guest post Hunter Nuttall talks about the challenges of giving financial advice. Although well intended, some advice can be ill suited for the person or just plain wrong. It is something we should all be aware of whether we are giving advice or taking it. If you like this post and want to [...]
MBTI and societal behavioral patterns
Published in February 26th, 2008
Posted by Jacob in Philosophy
I think the reason that many people have the need to spend so much money and save more than 1 million for retirement is that is that they feel that security is achieved through ownership of multi-bed/bathroom houses (castles) that are built around car garages that house full size cars or big SUVs sometimes in [...]
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Published in February 24th, 2008
Posted by Jacob in Transportation
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