Step into your own consciousness of becoming financially independent JUNE 8, 2016 By Kevin J. Palmer under American Dream, Media PLAY THIS RADIO OUTTAKE LOUD…. Audio Player 00:02 01:08 Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. Kevin J. Palmer The Quiet Rich FacebookTwittergoogle_plusPinterestLinkedIn The information contained herein has Read more…
Becoming 21 is a benchmark in life not to be taken lightly. It means you already have a history, as you move on to even greater accomplishments. Felling much like an aunt and uncle, our gift this year reflects the history of Don Julio González who began tequila-making in 1942. Read more…
Politicians could never be trusted. Even in the golden age those shysters lied. In 1942, the U.S. Government invoked the war status to proclaim the rationing of gasoline and distributed A-cards or B-cards. The public was sympathetic with WWII being fought and it was clear America needed to conserve fuel. Read more…
2014 “Finding intelligent solutions for complicated situations has always been a reward! I was blessed to retire young enough to explore other passions too, like wildlife rescue, and archaeology. I was honored with the Governor’s Archaeology Award and soon after wrote a book that encompassed what was discovered from my Read more…
The Color of Money By Kevin J. Palmer under American Dream, Media Featured in the July-August 2012 edition of Rebel Magazine – Rebel Culture Shock It’s incomprehensible to me that I was born into a country where the color of one’s skin once determined where he or she could sit in a restaurant Read more…
Fighting for financial freedom the path of totality in 2024 will be no wider than 2017. Looking at a map of the United States only 2% of the population will be in the direct path. Much like the distribution of wealth in America. In America, there is another path of Read more…
My wife is a, Daughter of the American Revolution. One of her heroes is a woman all people can look up to fro resolve and dedication. Her name is Sybil Ludington. She was an American Revolutionary War Woman who became famous for her horseback ride through upstate New York to Read more…
TAX TIPS Tax Day 2019: When’s the Last Day to File Taxes? Federal income tax returns are due April 15 for most taxpayers. However, some people have a little extra time. Are you one of them? By ROCKY MENGLE, Tax Editor April 11, 2019 Most Americans must file their federal tax Read more…
In a recent survey, we asked several men in three different cities who they had looked up to as boys. Who did they want to be most like as adults? All except two responded with a superstar figure form the sports or entertainment world, running the gamut from Mickey Mantle Read more…
Behavioral Economics is the study of human nature as it relates to the economic decision-making processes of individuals and institutions. Behavioral Finance has a narrower scope. My research work, for Investment Policy, examines the impact of different cognitive aspects on decision-making that effect the financial markets and focusing on drivers behind investment Read more…