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AboutGregory Bresiger:

Gregory Bresiger, the editor of Traders Magazine's CQ&D, writes for the Sunday business section of the New York Post and is also the author of Personal Finance for People Who Hate Personal Finance.
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America's Tax on Success

America's Tax on Success

By Gregory Bresiger
PostedApril 1, 2014

Hard work and determination can often lead to a successful, rewarding lifestyle. But in an era of big government, that’s not always the case. Today, Gregory Bresiger explains why, when the government penalizes success, the only winners are those with political connections and deep pockets. Read on…

ZIRP: Or How the Fed Gave the US Financial Diabetes

ZIRP: Or How the Fed Gave the US Financial Diabetes

By Gregory Bresiger
PostedDecember 18, 2013

The Fed’s zero percent interest rates are to long-term economic policy what junk food is to nutrition — it tastes great going down, but later come horrible results. Gregory Bresiger explains why the current policy will likely end in another financial bubble and what we can do to stop it. Read on…

Killing the U.S. Dollar: 100 Years and Counting

Killing the U.S. Dollar: 100 Years and Counting

By Gregory Bresiger
PostedDecember 6, 2013

The dollar in your pocket is worth a whole lot less today than 100 years ago. And you have the Federal Reserve to thank for you. So, as the Fed approaches its 100th birthday, Gregory Bresiger reflects on the controversial institution, relaying the criticisms of several of the Fed’s most vocal opponents. Read on…

The Pariah of Modern Economics

The Pariah of Modern Economics

By Gregory Bresiger
PostedNovember 21, 2013

There is one group of individuals that is shunned by the modern economy – viewed as relics of a bygone era of financial sensibility. Gregory Bresiger explains why this is such a travesty, and why the current prevailing sentiment is so dangerous to the overall economy…