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- 1. Stock Market Channel - How A Family Can Pay For A College Education 2012, Part _002
- 2. Stock Market Channel - Understanding Risk And Return Tradeoff - MoneyWorks4me
- 3. Finance - Alternative investments_ Part 1 of 3
- 4. Ch 5: More vs. Enough (Part I: overspending, 2 of 4)
Stock Market Channel - How A Family Can Pay For A College Education 2012, Part _002
Stock Market Channel - Understanding Risk And Return Tradeoff - MoneyWorks4me
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Finance - Alternative investments_ Part 1 of 3
Ch 5: More vs. Enough (Part I: overspending, 2 of 4)
User Comments
disinter Baz
commented
on 06 Jul 2009
Just because we should expect companies to increase their profits at the
expense of consumer welfare doesn't mean it's socially responsible or
desirable to let them do so or to be untroubled by it. While I agree that
people can make desicions for themselves they can only do so with the
information they are given, we shouldn't allow them to be inundated with
pressure to continue overspending and then blame only them for their poor
decisions. Poor advice contributes to poor decisions.
Todd Gates
commented
on 06 Jul 2009
1 of 2: > Just because we should expect companies to increase their profits
at the expense of consumer welfare doesn't mean it's socially responsible
or desirable to let them do so Agreed—and if we look back to medicine in
the pre-FDA days (before 1906), we see what happens without a watchdog:
dangerous products that would make wild claims of miraculous cures with
zero evidence behind them.
Todd Gates
commented
on 06 Jul 2009
2 of 2: > [People] can only do so with the information they are given . . .
Poor advice contributes to poor decisions. True, especially when it comes
to things like stock investments, where we're paying to "trust the
experts." That being said, there are plenty of areas where we can more
readily resist media pressure: having the latest model car, fashions,
electronic gadgets, etc.
angelwings0428
commented
on 16 Jun 2009
I am like krazycp - I use cash. It really helps me to decide what I am
going to purchase and not purchase. No impulse shopping for me. If I go
into a store with a certain amount of money and a list, I am conciously
deciding what to but and what not to buy. Great video!
ToddGates
commented
on 21 Jun 2009
> No impulse shopping for me. If I go into a store with a certain amount of
money and a list, I am consciously deciding what to but and what not to
buy. It's not the American Way, and for that I say—congratulations! > Great
video! Thanks!
BayerLexan
commented
on 27 Jul 2008
I view the money that I do make as a trade of my limited life span for the
money, so I'm in no rush to squander the amount of my life I invested in
obtaining the money.
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