Using cognition and personality to make financial decisions MARCH 1, 2015 By Kevin J. Palmer under American Dream, Media Audio Player 00:06 01:38 Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. Kevin J. Palmer The Quiet Rich FacebookTwittergoogle_plusPinterestLinkedIn The information contained herein has been obtained from reliable sources however may not Read more…
Another critically acclaimed book by Kevin J. Palmer challenges economic injustice through self-empowerment. He demonstrates how your first million dollars can be made without compromising personal values or harming others, simply by using abilities already within you. This Wealth Expert and Financial Freedom Activist, who opposes power in the Read more…
In 1943, came an image to sum up a special time. You will probably recall that in 1943 we were in the middle of something called World War II. You may also recall that fighting a World War required a lot of men and despite political correctness men were considered Read more…
Why are U5 termination disclosures now making it so difficult for advisors? Those with this type of disclosure are asking us what changed and why they now have so few options. The short answer is to read the recent proposed Rule change regarding Rule 4111. For years FINRA Read more…
While working on my second book, a baffling societal oddity appeared—people who believe economic dignity is provided by a particular political party. The viewpoint offended my sense of inalienable power all humans possess. Financial Freedom has little to do with a president or party in power. Economic cycles, perhaps, can Read more…
Where have the good old days of politics gone? Like in 1856, when a political outburst in the U.S. Senate between a conservative and a liberal from New England was quickly and definitively settled. In this particular instance the liberal was a Republican and the conservative was a Democrat. What Read more…
Dear Democrats, My dad is one of you too. I think the donkey is cute. Teacher talked about the government and how it works. We had a current events class today. I learned about Mr. Mueller and all the trouble he is causing. When I asked dad to explain he Read more…
A Monetary-Demographic Exploration I started identifying that unique set of “ordinary” millionaires, and I nicknamed them the Quiet Rich out of respect for their achievements. Increasingly intrigued, I conducted deeper behavioral economic analysis and before long made groundbreaking discoveries about how people with a seven-digit net worth created their affluence. Read more…
Widening Disconnect When starting the research for my books , “The Quiet Rich” and “Reawakening the American Dream” , I was serving corporate agendas and getting paid well to do so but had explicit concerns about the current state of affairs. I warned that derivative abuses and credit concerns at Read more…
THE HISTORY BA SINCE THE GREAT RECESSION The 2018 AHA Majors Report Benjamin M. Schmidt Since the economic crisis of 2008, the pattern of undergraduate majors has been shifting across American higher education. Of all the major disciplines, history has seen the steepest declines in the number of bachelor’s degrees Read more…