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How I Built a Kayak by Lyle Wilkinson |
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Nowadays, most kayaks come from big machines, crews, and an
assembly line. However, the roots of kayak building are DIY
(do it yourself). With modern materials the options available
to do it yourself builders have expanded. You can build "skin
on frame," wood strip, plywood, fiberglass, or plastic. You
can build a cedar strip work of art, you're afraid to get wet,
or a kayak so ugly you don't have to worry about theft. |
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Distributed: 2006-06-06 17:23:00 |
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What's Working Now? by Lyle Wilkinson |
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Financial markets are not static. What works now might not work
tomorrow. Sometimes what worked in the past will start to work
again. |
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Distributed: 2006-04-18 03:48:10 |
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Retirement Planning Wars by Lyle Wilkinson |
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Through our working lifetime, saving forces battle the ‘live
life’ forces. In our family sometimes saving won and sometimes
spending won. As retirement approached we had equity in our
home, a small nest egg, and no consumer debt. |
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Distributed: 2005-06-01 01:13:02 |
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Top 3 Wealth Building Mistakes - Do You Make Any of Them? by Lyle Wilkinson |
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Do you procrastinate? Investing mistake #1 is waiting too long
to begin. The wealth building formula needs time to work. |
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Distributed: 2005-05-20 03:18:15 |
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Exchange Traded Funds Are Good for Investors by Lyle Wilkinson |
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Exchange Traded Funds (ETFs) are growing. Investors are choosing
low annual expense and market return over high annual expense and
promised performance. |
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Distributed: 2005-04-28 02:08:02 |
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Why Manage Your Nest Egg Yourself? by Lyle Wilkinson |
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Why would anyone manage their own stock portfolio? Why would you want
to? You want a better net return. There are two parts to a better
return, gross return and investing expense. Investing expense is
simply the gap between gross return and net return. |
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Distributed: 2005-04-05 17:23:12 |
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