The Independent (Free subscription) | 23/11/2008
... to go for the stockmarket option. "The thing children have that parents don't is time," said David Kuo from financial advice site fool.co.uk. "For a young child, any money you give grows over 15 years. Therefore, they have time to ride out the peaks and troughs of the stock market."
Christian Today (Free subscription) | 12/11/2008
... people in America ... may be shocked enough that we'll see the pendulum swing the other way."While David Kuo, CEO of the social networking site Culture11.com for the cultural conservatives, also foresees great opportunity for conservatives, he thinks that the movement will ultimately evolve to be more progressive in the next few years.He highlighted that the movement is undergoing a generational...
Strange Bedfellows (Free subscription) | 07/11/2008
Comments#213210Posted by at 11/7/08 4:03 p.m.True. The proximate cause is the Obama victory, but the ultimate cause is and will be the unholy alliance between pro-business, small government conservatives and the socially-fascist nut jobs they supposedly successfully brought into the party. The truth is, as David Kuo has written, that most establishment conservatives have held their noses or...
BooMama (Free subscription) | 05/11/2008
... I were watching the returns, I wondered what my friend - and fellow Compassion Uganda traveler - David Kuo was thinking. Well, thanks to the magic of the interweb, now I know: he thinks today is a day to celebrate . - Leonard Pitts is one of my favorite columnists because I absolutely adore his writing style. Even though I don’t always agree with his opinions, I so appreciate how he communicates...
Fool.co.uk (Free subscription) | 24/10/2008
... but not necessarily used from The Fool’s full-time jester and part-time Head of Personal Finance, David Kuo. Re-use your teabag. When you’ve made your cup of green tea, hang the bag up to dry. You can use it all day, and possibly the next day.David spins a good story, so I guess this might work. I also think green tea tastes nicer when it’s weaker.3. Give it a shakeIf your printer...
BBC News (Free subscription) | 23/10/2008
Money TalkBy David Kuo Head of personal finance, fool.co.uk David Kuo says it is natural to ask if our money is safeBefore the collapse of Northern Rock, hardly anyone had heard about the Financial Services Compensation Scheme (FSCS), let alone was aware of what it does. Even those familiar with the scheme could never have imagined it would ever be called upon in their lifetime to compensate...
