Lawyers, Laws & Taxes

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  After Chicago, The Deluge

  If Chicago falls, especially into bankruptcy, then the entire state is likely to do so as well. Illinois won't declare bankruptcy because ...

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  Want To Lose All Your Money? Do What This Boxing Great Did…

  You know what's easier than making millions upon millions of dollars? Losing it... This is the story of one sports great who thought he was ...

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  Think $1 Million Is Enough For Retirement?

  There's just one major problem: $1 million dollars is the new middle-class. Do you have it in an IRA? Well, the government might be ...

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  The Only Legal Way to Opt out of Obamacare

  In 1965, when I was nine years old, President Lyndon B. Johnson signed a new entitlement called "Medicare" into law.

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  US Government Can Kill US Citizens, But Not Strip Their Citizenship

  While Daniel Swalm researched his family's genealogy, he learned about a particular episode in which his grandmother, born and raised in ...

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  Even The US Government Will Abandon The Dollar

  Well, when you realize that a lot of the policies now being instituted in Ukraine were supported by the US government and the International ...

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  Social Security, Treasury Stealing Every Last Penny From Americans

  All of a sudden the government lays claims to your savings. They can't prove you owe them a dime, but you're deprived due process. The ...

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  70 Militarized Federal Agencies & A Standoff In Nevada Later, US Tyranny At All-Time High.

  The US federal government has militarized more than 70 agencies, from the post office to park rangers. Even the Social Security office and ...

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  Why Millions of Americans Are Tax Evaders… Without Even Knowing It

  While there are no official statistics, the US State Department estimates that 7.6 million US citizens live abroad. Yet only about 800,000 ...

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  The Real Reasons Americans Give Up Their US Citizenship

  The year is 1633, and a respected old man finds himself on trial for his life. His crime? Writing a book, the product of more than 20 years ...

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