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AboutHarry Browne:

Harry Browne was a two-time presidential candidate, investment advisor and the author of twelve books including Inflation-Proofing Your Investments. From 1974 to 1997 he published his financial newsletter Harry Browne Special Reports.
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3 Essential Rules for Dealing With the Government

3 Essential Rules for Dealing With the Government

By Harry Browne
PostedFebruary 20, 2015

As the old saying goes, the only two certainties in life are death and taxes. But while the former may be inevitable, there are ways to mitigate the latter’s influence on you and your personal wealth. So today, the late Harry Browne offers a few timeless tips on how to minimize your tax burden. Read on…

A Simple Way to Escape the Most Difficult Financial Traps

A Simple Way to Escape the Most Difficult Financial Traps

By Harry Browne
PostedJune 4, 2014

At various points in your life, you may find yourself in a difficult situation – one that weighs on emotionally, physically or financially. And while it may seem inescapable, as Harry Browne explains, there’s always a way out…

The Rights Trap: Constricted By a Sense of Entitlement

The Rights Trap: Constricted By a Sense of Entitlement

By Harry Browne
PostedMarch 6, 2014

People tend to believe they are endowed with a few specific “rights” – property, liberty, happiness, etc. Unfortunately, as Harry Browne explains, rights only exist in theory. In practice they don’t accomplish much – no matter how much people may discuss them. Read on…

Successful Investing in the Face of Uncertainty

Successful Investing in the Face of Uncertainty

By Harry Browne
PostedFebruary 4, 2014

Investors love to try to predict the future. And when you’re right a few times in a row, it’s easy to think that you CAN predict the future. But, as Harry Browne explains, that line of thinking is incredibly dangerous and, in the end, completely unnecessary when it comes to being a successful investor.