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Have you lost that loving feeling? If so, the United States federal government might just be able to help. Before you swipe right on Tinder or update that eHarmony account, consider instead taking a quick trip out of the country. Because on your way back home into the Land of
It was only a few weeks ago that I told you about the government’s annual report on Social Security. It was a veritable death sentence for the program. The Board of Trustees for Social Security (which includes the US Treasury Secretary) wrote that major parts of the program have already
I’ll be brutally honest– I’m so tired right now I can barely write this email. For the past five days I’ve been going on almost no sleep. I’ve been on my feet almost all day, every day, with an absolutely sadistic schedule trying to cram a year’s worth of education
I’m excited. Tomorrow starts our summer Liberty & Entrepreneurship camp, an annual event that our foundation sponsors in which some of my most accomplished friends and I mentor young students from all over the world. This year we have students from dozens of countries, places like Indonesia, Ecuador, Nigeria, Brazil,
Now it’s $13 trillion. That’s the total amount of government bonds in the world that have negative yields, according to calculations published last week by Bank of America Merrill Lynch. Given that there were almost zero negative-yielding bonds just two years ago, the rise to $13 trillion is incredible. In
[Editor’s note: Tim Price, London-based wealth manager, is filling in for Simon today.] Japan got there first. 15 years ago, we met a Japanese equity manager who made an astonishing prediction: “Japan was the dress rehearsal. The rest of the world will be the main event.” That seemed an extraordinary
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