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Colorado leaders condemn Trump’s ‘very fine’ Nazis comments, call for true leadership

Colorado leaders condemn Trump’s ‘very fine’ Nazis comments, call for true leadership

The fallout from President Donald Trump’s incendiary and highly divisive comments on the Charlottesville white supremacy riots and alleged murder of anti-fascist counter-protestor last weekend continued to reverberate throughout American…

Trump must learn there are no ‘very fine people’ marching for Nazism, slavery, civil war

Trump must learn there are no ‘very fine people’ marching for Nazism, slavery, civil war

On Tuesday I posted “My family’s anti-Trump travelogue” on Rocky Mountain Post sister site RealVail.com, explaining the historical teaching moments we’ve experienced during our last year of travel both domestically…

Gorsuch nomination a blow to Colorado ski industry he says he loves

Gorsuch nomination a blow to Colorado ski industry he says he loves

Colorado did not help elect Donald Trump president, but his surprise victory last month has Colorado native and avid skier Neil Gorsuch on the verge of being nominated to the…

How to make the most of your 2016 tax return

How to make the most of your 2016 tax return

This year, the IRS expects more than 150 million tax returns will be filed and over 70 percent of taxpayers will receive refunds. The average refund in 2016 was $2,860…

Debunking popular financial myths

Debunking popular financial myths

We’ve all shared financial advice among friends, family and colleagues, but not every tidbit you hear is always true. Let’s set the record straight and put an end to some…

An eye on the future: Investing in autonomous mobility

An eye on the future: Investing in autonomous mobility

The century-old automotive business model is facing an unprecedented technological disruption. As the auto industry continues to embrace autonomous, shared and electric mobility, it is fast becoming the face of…

The swamp keeps getting deeper in Trump’s first week … who’s going to drain it now?

The swamp keeps getting deeper in Trump’s first week … who’s going to drain it now?

It’s remarkable to me what kind of character flaws American voters will ignore if they agree with their candidate’s overarching ideology. More than 62 million voters overlooked Donald Trump’s obvious…

Goals-based retirement planning key to strategizing for the future

Goals-based retirement planning key to strategizing for the future

It probably doesn’t come as a surprise to hear that planning for retirement is more complicated today than it was a generation ago – especially as companies steer away from…

Tips for reducing financial stress this holiday season

Tips for reducing financial stress this holiday season

Expenses tend to accompany the holiday season and add additional stress to an already demanding time of year. With holiday sales expected to increase 3.6 percent to $655.8 billion this…

Those hoping for Trump change will get their wish … for the worse

Those hoping for Trump change will get their wish … for the worse

So, this may be what it felt like to live in Bavaria during the rise of the National Socialist German Workers’ Party in the 1920s, if not Berlin in the…