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  1. need an estate/will lawyer

    I know a good one, but he's in Smyrna / Vinings. A classmate from law school who has made wills, estate planning trusts, and probate law his primary practice area for almost 20 years.

  2. Cryptocurrency Is a Giant Ponzi Scheme

    You know, a PONZI scheme can make a buttload of profit for the people who get into it at the beginning or middle of the craze. You just don't want to be standing there holding the bag when the music stops.

  3. Student loans

    I think we need two kinds of student loan reform: 1-- Only institutions that have a good track record of their graduates getting decent paying jobs that they hold long-term can participate in the student loan program. 2-- The student must pick an approved major area of study that the American...
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    Just realized what my biggest depreciating asset is....

    I save money by buying an economy car, not a truck! But I can pretend it's a truck when I have to haul things!
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    Just realized what my biggest depreciating asset is....

    For a lot of guys, their greatest depreciating asset is the wife. They buy-in at the woman's highest possible value... And after the years roll by, THIS is what the wifey portfolio looks like:

  6. Educate me!

    I don't know the "percentage over spot" that I paid for a 10 oz. silver bar a dozen years ago, but it wasn't all that much. It was worth it to be able to buy the item at a retail store, anonymously for cash, and take it home. If you want to invest in silver at almost spot prices, you won't get...

  7. Southeast Toyota finance is a shyt finance company

    I recently paid off my (used) car, financed through Capital One Auto Finance. They seemed competent, honest, and easy to work with over the last three years.

  8. Gold at $10000 per ounce?

    I remember in the early 1990s when gold was $300 an ounce and silver was five bucks an ounce.
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    Tom Selleck my hero

    That joke is REALLY old. A thousand bucks isn't going to cut it in today's economy. That's too close to the hundred dollars on the low end. You can drop $1000 just taking your car in for a tune-up, and then buying groceries on the way home. A BETTER VERSION OF THE JOKE: Make it 100K to...
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