Adam H. Douglas
Author
Adam H. Douglas is a journalist and writer specializing in personal finance and literature. His recent work explores money management, book reviews, veterinary medicine, and long-term financial planning. He currently resides in Prince Edward Island, Canada, with his wife of 30 years and his dogs and kitties.
LATEST
A 21st-Century Genocide That’s Been Ignored for Too Long
Jan Jekielek’s ‘Killed to Order,' to be published in March, shines a light on China’s organ harvesting program and the CCP’s dire threat to America.
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Beyond Phishing: The New ‘Deepfake’ and QR Code Credit Card Scams of 2026
Easy-to-spot phishing scams are becoming less common as fraudsters up their game.
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Bond Fund Investing Basics for Income-Focused Portfolios
Chasing yield isn’t enough—here’s what income-focused investors need to understand before buying bond funds.
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‘My Husband’s Wife': A Life Erased
A roller coaster ride of deception takes an artist through one-too-many revelations in this novel.
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The Most Common Retirement Savings Mistakes and How to Fix Them Before It’s Too Late
The biggest retirement mistakes are behavioral—and they’re correctable.
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Six Tax-Filing Mistakes That Cost Americans the Most Money Each Year
Small tax errors can quietly erode long-term wealth.
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How Your Investing Philosophy Shapes Long-Term Wealth and Simplifies Decision-Making
A clear investing philosophy helps you avoid emotional mistakes, simplify decisions, and stay consistent through market ups and downs.
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Some Very Nice Romances for Valentine’s Day
Here are six new romance novels that could be your best cuddle buddy to combat the February blues.
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Is Your Portfolio Too Complicated? The Hidden Cost of Owning Too Many Funds
Simplicity wins: Three to 10 funds typically outperform bloated portfolios packed with overlap.
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How Much Money Do You Need to Retire at 65 When You Might Live to 100?
If retirement could last until age 100, the old rules no longer work. Here’s how much you may really need—and why.
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A 21st-Century Genocide That’s Been Ignored for Too Long
Jan Jekielek’s ‘Killed to Order,' to be published in March, shines a light on China’s organ harvesting program and the CCP’s dire threat to America.
|
Beyond Phishing: The New ‘Deepfake’ and QR Code Credit Card Scams of 2026
Easy-to-spot phishing scams are becoming less common as fraudsters up their game.
|
Bond Fund Investing Basics for Income-Focused Portfolios
Chasing yield isn’t enough—here’s what income-focused investors need to understand before buying bond funds.
|
‘My Husband’s Wife': A Life Erased
A roller coaster ride of deception takes an artist through one-too-many revelations in this novel.
|
The Most Common Retirement Savings Mistakes and How to Fix Them Before It’s Too Late
The biggest retirement mistakes are behavioral—and they’re correctable.
|
Six Tax-Filing Mistakes That Cost Americans the Most Money Each Year
Small tax errors can quietly erode long-term wealth.
|
How Your Investing Philosophy Shapes Long-Term Wealth and Simplifies Decision-Making
A clear investing philosophy helps you avoid emotional mistakes, simplify decisions, and stay consistent through market ups and downs.
|
Some Very Nice Romances for Valentine’s Day
Here are six new romance novels that could be your best cuddle buddy to combat the February blues.
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Is Your Portfolio Too Complicated? The Hidden Cost of Owning Too Many Funds
Simplicity wins: Three to 10 funds typically outperform bloated portfolios packed with overlap.
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How Much Money Do You Need to Retire at 65 When You Might Live to 100?
If retirement could last until age 100, the old rules no longer work. Here’s how much you may really need—and why.
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