It’s pretty obvious that the big-shot bankers on Wall Street have been getting richer and richer during this economic crisis, while your friends and family members haven’t.

Well if you’re interested in cracking open the “black-box investing strategies” of the rich, so you can see how they’re doing it, you’ve gotta check out this video Mike Dillard just posted…

Despite the fact that he’s not an investor, trader, or financial guru of any kind, he’s made a 280% return since 2008, while the rest of the world has lost 30-40% of their portfolio.

How?

Get this… He found a “map” back in 2007 that’s allowed him to basically predict the future.
Like I said… VERY COOL…

Check out this video he just posted and you’ll see how he’s doing it…

http://www.theelevationgroup.info/click.track?CID=142138&AFID=156393&ADID=411870&SID=

Let me know what you think.

Howard

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Medical Expenses

Typically, you may not qualify for medical deductions on your tax return.  Reason:   You’re entitled to a deduction only to the extent your unreimbursed medical and dental expenses for the year exceed 7.5% of your AGI.

Year-end strategy: If you are near the 7.5% mark—or already over it—schedule nonemergency medical and dental visits before year-end.  For instance, you might have an eye examination and end up ordering new glasses.  The additional expenses can help you qualify for a medical deduction in 2009 or increase your existing deduction.  You may be closer to qualifying for a medical expense deduction than you think.  If you’re like most employees, you must contribute an ever-escalating amount to the company health insurance and/or dental plan.  When you add in the other expenses, co-payments and deductibles, you might qualify for a deduction in 2009, especially if your family has incurred other sizeable expenses this year.

Tip:  Conversely, if you definitely will not exceed the 7.5% mark for 2009, you may as well postpone nonemergency expenses to 2010.  The basic idea is to bunch together medical and dental expenses in the year they will benefit you the most.

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