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November 7, 2012

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Michael Brady, President
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Greetings!
   
Do People Really Walk in Circles When They're Lost?
 

After a long campaign season, it's finally over.  Whew!  You're either very happy or sad this morning.

 

So, in order to give you a break and avoid inundating you immediately with my views on what this election return means, I've decided to answer the age old question "Do People Really Walk in Circles When They're Lost?".   

  

I, of course, also tie this into my views on the importance of goal setting in your financial life.

  

Relax, sit back, and hear something refreshingly non-political. 

 

 

2012 11 07 - Do People Really Walk in Circles when They're Lost
2012 11 07 - Do People Really Walk in Circles when They're Lost


 

 

Employment Picture Continues to be Murky     

 

There are two measures of jobs in my mind:  Quantitative and Qualitative.    

I'm pleased that slowly the quantity of jobs seems to be coming back, although anemic, but the quality of those jobs is still lacking.

I think we're in the midst of a major re-adjustment in our country, about the type and quantity of jobs we have to offer. 

I am not pessimistic in any way, and feel the creativity and entrepreneurial spirit is better here than anywhere, but the adjustment will continue to be painful.

Here's a full article on the most recent job numbers
 
 

2013 Tax Planning Guide

 

     

Two months left in 2012, and much of the Bush Era Tax Rate Cuts are set to expire.

 

Now is the time to ensure you've done your last minute tax planning for 2012, and looking towards 2013.   

 

Click on the image for your downloadable PDF of my 2013 Tax Planning guide. 

 

     

The Fiscal Cliff 

   

 
I reference the important Tax Policies above that need to be addressed by the end of the year.

With the election over, will the Congress finally address it?

Click on the image to the right for a full discussion of this.  You'll be hearing a lot about it in the next 2 months. 
 

 

My, how far we've come  

 
Back in 1967, The Flintstones were paid to push Busch Beer.  It was supposed to be for "Employee's Only" viewing, but it's now on YouTube.

I have to admit I tasted a Busch beer once or twice in college, and am certainly glad I'm in the position to afford slightly better beer.

That being said, can you imagine this commercial today?  The outrage?  Times are certainly different.

Click for the ad

 
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I'd love to talk more with you about the above topics or anyway I can help you grow and preserve your money while providing for yourself, your family, and community.

Mike