The Wild Wild World of Wealth

Tag archive for ‘Wealth Management’

  • Who Owns You?

    Smasher

    Early in July I met Keith Raffel at Thrillerfest, which is a convention for thriller writers and their readers. Keith is a veteran of Silicon Valley and the author of Smasher and Dot Dead. He agreed to blog on Acrimoney, talk about his books and pull back the veil of venture capital. I think you’ll enjoy Keith’s insights, not to mention the anecdote that gives rise to the title of this post. BTW, after you read Keith’s post, you will understand why Acrimoney is looking for $50 million in seed capital.

  • The Ban on Roth Conversions Has Ended

    Retirement Planning

    Editor’s Note: Rick Rodgers is a retirement specialist. He has been kind enough to post a few thoughts about Roth IRAs, which are timely given provisions in the tax code for 2010. His post is technical. But if you’re in a career transition and your income is way down this year, I encourage you to take a look and ask questions. You could save some money.

  • Talking Heads: Can We Trust Our Finance Gurus?

    Here’s another one for my reading list: The Zeroes by Randall Lane. I discovered the book yesterday while reading his post on The Daily Beast. In case you missed it, here’s a snippet of what he had to say about Jim Cramer’s endorsement of Lenny Dykstra’s stock-picking prowess:

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