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Affluent"s Assets Flow Away From Advisors

Nearly 60% of the affluent households use professional advisers, but that number is down from 70% in 2004  and 79% in 2001 so says TNS Financial Services of Greenwich, Conn.  The Number 1 reason for the decline was that the affluent felt better managing their own money, while Number 2 was that they didn’t feel that advisers had the best ...

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Imagine if Half the World Had Internet Access

According to Advance Micro Devices (AMD), in ten years you may not have to if they succeed in an initiative they have launched called "50 x 15". I’m certain that none of us can imagine not having access to the Internet, even though in relative terms most of us–if not all–didn’t use this technology on a daily basis 15 years ...

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First person posessive

An article from the NYTimes about how “personal” people want things these days. Empowerment or narcissism?

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Gmail. Why you need another email account!

This week I review Google's Gmail It's in the Beta phase right now but I am sure a lot of you have heard about it. Gmail is an experiment in a new kind of webmail, built on the idea that you should never have to delete mail and you should always be able to find the message you want. Want ...

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