Solari Update

There is no better way to build real wealth than to find ways of raising up the children in our lives. Whether it's the young people in our families or those in our personal networks, there are many opportunities that exist to support our children in learning, growing, and prospering.

—Catherine Austin Fitts

Positioning Your Assets for Growth in Uncertain Times

Dillon Read and the Aristocracy of Stock Profits

For years, friends and members of the Solari network have urged me to write something in "book" form. I have finally begun this undertaking with, Gifting to the Children We Love.

This book focuses on gifts designed to help children build the knowledge, habits, and skills they need to understand and participate in our economy and to become financially independent. It also highlights ways in which children can understand and relate to real assets rather than financial speculation and manipulation. Gifting to children is something we can all do, no matter what our financial circumstances are.

You can purchase Gifting to the Children We Love at the Solari Store.

We also released a new Podcast this week -- you can listen to it here. And you can subscribe to The Solari Digest podcast series here.

To Rob A Country, Own A Bank

The Truth About the Health Care Bill

U.S. Stocks Rise as Drug Shares Gain on House Health Bill

Twelve States Plan Lawsuit Over Obama Health Overhaul

Here Come Higher Taxes: Goldman On Imminent Tax Increases

The Fed Is Responsible For The Crash In The Money Multiplier … And The Failure of The Economy To Recover

More Homeowners Are Opting For ‘Strategic Defaults’

The Looming Water Disaster That Could Destroy California and Enrich Its Billionaire Farmers

Health Care Bill Promises Lawsuits And Heated Rhetoric By Republicans
Republicans across the country are specifically challenging the mandate in the health care bill that requires every individual to have health insurance, charging that it is unconstitutional.

Wachovia Bank Laundered Millions In Mexican Drug Money
Wachovia bank executives have admitted that the banking giant laundered millions of dollars for Mexican drug lords between 2003 and 2008, prosecutors announced in Miami this afternoon. The bank has promised to pay $160 million in fines and penalties and to set up new safeguards within a year to prevent drug money from coming through the bank.



Beautiful Minds: Stephen Wiltshire		Hospital Overcharges

Geneen Roth on Women, Food, and God		Bullworth on Insurance Companies

Nothing in this Solari Update should be taken as individual investment advice. Anyone seeking investment advice for his or her personal financial situation is advised to seek out a qualified advisor or advisors and provide as much information as possible to the advisor in order that such advisor can take into account all relevant circumstances, objectives, and risks before rendering an opinion as to the appropriate investment strategy.