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If you have a personal umbrella insurance policy,
congratulations. If you don't, you must not have a lot to
lose. This important insurance can extend your liability
coverage beyond your home and auto insurance by millions of
dollars. We live in a litigious society. Anyone can sue you for any
reason. Those with money are targets simply because suing
someone without assets is pointless. Car and home insurance are required, but even $300,000
liability coverage won't protect you in the event of a
catastrophe. Your teenage driver is at fault and young
people in both cars are seriously injured.
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David John Marotta appeared on radio 1070 WINA's "The Schilling Show" to discuss Roth conversions and how they can be used for effective tax management. To hear the show, click here.
A father and son's thoughts on contrarian investing. Part
one of two. A contrarian is one who takes a side different from the
masses. When everyone is going in one direction, a
contrarian chooses to go in the other direction. I confess. I am a contrarian. In investment terms, it is difficult to
be a contrarian. Here are some examples. In the spring of 2000, most investors were buying the
Standard and Poor's 500 stock index fund. This index fund
had been outperforming most mutual funds that were run by
trained and highly-paid portfolio managers.
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