Monthly Archives: February 2019

Plastics, pollution and over-fishing have already eradicated most large sea life.  At this point, we are either a person making active choices to help reverse the destruction or we are not. James Blunt is best known as a singer, but … Continue reading →

I have been writing for years on the perils for consumers of media and investment conferences sponsored by financial sales firms and their representatives.  While the costs were writ clear in the 2008 financial collapse, the lack of will to … Continue reading →

Now that China is struggling with slowing growth, massive debt and an aging population, a hunt to recover funds siphoned out of the country over the last decade has begun in earnest.  Clawbacks can drive forced selling of property in … Continue reading →