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* '''2026-10-14''' - [[ | * '''2026-10-14''' - [[The economics of extending healthy lifespan]]: Rewritten after a D grade: economics of closing the healthspan gap, healthcare spending, effects by age and income, practical planning (2026-10-14). | ||
* '''2026-10-13''' - [[Basic income through credit unions|Basic income through credit unions]]: A proposal for a small, semi-private income floor delivered through credit unions and nonprofits, built on existing tools such as low-income designation, payday alternative loans, and benefit exclusions for privately funded payments. | * '''2026-10-13''' - [[Basic income through credit unions|Basic income through credit unions]]: A proposal for a small, semi-private income floor delivered through credit unions and nonprofits, built on existing tools such as low-income designation, payday alternative loans, and benefit exclusions for privately funded payments. | ||
* '''2026-10-13''' - [[Emergency fund planning|Emergency fund planning]]: A practical guide to building, sizing, storing, and using a cash emergency fund, with staged targets and CFPB, FDIC, NCUA, and Federal Reserve sources. | * '''2026-10-13''' - [[Emergency fund planning|Emergency fund planning]]: A practical guide to building, sizing, storing, and using a cash emergency fund, with staged targets and CFPB, FDIC, NCUA, and Federal Reserve sources. | ||
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To review
- 2026-10-14 - The economics of extending healthy lifespan: Rewritten after a D grade: economics of closing the healthspan gap, healthcare spending, effects by age and income, practical planning (2026-10-14).
- 2026-10-13 - Basic income through credit unions: A proposal for a small, semi-private income floor delivered through credit unions and nonprofits, built on existing tools such as low-income designation, payday alternative loans, and benefit exclusions for privately funded payments.
- 2026-10-13 - Emergency fund planning: A practical guide to building, sizing, storing, and using a cash emergency fund, with staged targets and CFPB, FDIC, NCUA, and Federal Reserve sources.
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