So, another go-go firm has lost it’s way.
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When growth makes you careless
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IRA to Charity- Benefits and Pitfalls
It’s become vogue for our wealthier seniors (those whose finances do not rely on the need for IRA distributions) to make qualified charitable distributions. That is when all or part of the annual RMD (required minimum distribution) is funneled directly to a charity- without once taking possession of the funds. The funds that are directly channeled do not count as part of the donor’s taxable income.
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How is my brain doing?
Here’s a firm you probably never heard about- Altoida.
It’s a local DC firm (situated at the Navy Yard section of DC) hoping to make it possible to diagnose Alzheimer’s more easily.
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Population Shift?
Do you recall my article about the IRS hiring bodies? (Can’t really call them specialists, since the requirements were so low, as was the pay.)
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Long Term Covid and Brains
First, diabetes. Now, brain fog?
Really? This COVID-19 infection is going to devastate our population.
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Don’t give up those masks yet!
Some 30 years ago, we worked with an entrepreneur that wanted us to help him develop a breathing apparatus for those with allergies and asthma.
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Money Makes a Big Difference
We had a short-lived experiment. One many Republicans abhorred. Because helping the poor is not in their DNA.
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Waning? Waxing?
An early warning system.
First, I’ll describe it. Then, I’ll tell you why this adds fuel to my admonitions that many in power love to disregard.
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Found ya, didn’t I?
I admit this new invention may interest me way more than you.
After all, once I developed Klebsiella of the calf, and it transmogrified into necrotizing fasciitis, infectious wounds became more than an academic interest to me.
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Masks, yet again
Here we are again. Shaking in our boots because of COVID-19.
Sure, this new variant (omicron) seems far less lethal, but it’s more prone to infect us. (That’s what happens when the SARS-CoV-2 virus adopts characteristics of the common cold virus. That’s what can happen when an uninoculated subject is invaded by the SARS-CoV-2 virus while suffering from – or about to – the common cold.)
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