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Asset vs. income: Why most businesses don’t compound 

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Self-employment can be a rational and rewarding choice, Nick Schlekeway writes, but it should not be mistaken for building an asset that compounds. Continue reading →

Drop Your Friends When They Try to Sell You Crap You Don’t Need

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Shortly after college, I got a Facebook message from an old friend. I was excited when I saw who it was, and I was looking forward to catching up. But I quickly realized that this wasn’t a social call. She was trying to sell me a gimmicky multi-level marketing product. I was disappointed and a […] Continue reading →

Nontraditional Employees Don’t Have Benefits

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One in four Americans are part-time workers or independent contractors, yet don’t have the same benefits — like health insurance or a retirement plan — like their traditional-working peers. Continue reading →