I ended up at a liberal arts college and during that time, through collective occurrences that are too complicated to explain right now, I stumbled upon business and entrepreneurship and the opportinities inherent in all that.

Obviously, any money that I contribute in the future to the employer's plans will have to stay at TIAA, but I want to liberate the existing accounts before they get locked there again.I want to transfer to a custodian that allows self-directed IRA or Solo-K. 

He buys notes.The crazy brit - College and liberal arts educated.

Psychology and motivation are doled out liberally.

And for those that think this city is a sh*those, it is, but not because residence are too liberal or somehow deficit or foolish.

When interest rates were at 18%, a 8% loan seemed like a great deal.The “exchange” part of the 1031 is a VERY LIBERAL definition; usually those wanting to “exchange a property find a buyer, sell them the property, put the funds into an escrow administered by an exchange specialist, and use the funds to purchase a new, larger property.  

I was happy and sad at the same time, excited, liberated and a little scared.

Just watch out for the high property taxes and extremely liberal housing court.

That's right, the country of Texas made a choice to join the United States after liberating itself from Mexico.

@Brandon Lucy I have found that Tennessee has an interesting mix of being conservative but also implanting liberal policies.