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how to become a millionaire
For the generation of recent college graduates looking to become independently wealthy, the bar has been raised, according to Jason Hartman. A million bucks of net worth, though impressive, won’t be nearly enough to sweep you into filthy lucre. You’re going to need more. Probably at least ten million dollars….
October 2013
As we’ve been told time and again, money is one of the biggest stressors we face as individuals. Combine this with the pressure of marriage, and we’re looking at one of the leading causes of divorce in the United States. It makes sense—two individuals who have previously led separate financial…
August 2011
There is one way to insure that you’ll never get ahead in this world, and that is to rely on the government for your lifestyle. To us, it seems that this should be one of those self-evident truths but it appears that a number of Americans have trouble wrapping their…
Savings
What Are You Waiting for, Generation Y? Save! While in some respects, famed Hollywood director Oliver Stone is a complete, raving idiot, in others he makes surprisingly cogent statements. In Wall Street 2, Stone’s script has former financial shark, CEO, and prisoner, Gordon Gekko, talking to a Generation Y crowd gathered to hear him promote…
mutual funds
Asset allocation refers to the practice of an investment portfolio divided among different asset categories—one of Jason Hartman’s favorite things to talk about! These categories vary greatly, but three of the most common are cash, bonds, and stocks. Cash (and cash equivalents) are usually savings, certificates of deposit, money market…
Jason Hartman Foundation
What is the purpose of secondary education? Is it to have children learn the names of dead English poets? Is it to memorize dates and facts rather than the lessons of history? Is to learn mathematical theorems that will have little, if any, practical use in later life? Jason Hartman, having experienced the full range…