He is actually in favor of charter schools which are much more effective: Watch the video:http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/video/2009/03/10/VI2009031001779.html?

Also- fraternities generally carry pretty hefty insurance policies through their charters, so if they "burn the house down" you are theoretically protected.So... anyone tried this?

The Operating Agreement outline can be taken from the Articles and By-laws of a corporate charter.

There is NO OTHER investment that allows you to actually enjoy it's fruits (other than jet charters and yacht charters) and it pays for you to do so.

Charter is the way to go, IMO.I'm pretty frugal too, until I get a wild hair, takes more than 2K to fill up the 50' Sun Dancer, truck gets 10 mpg, down hill!

You'd have to talk to a CPA or Chartered Accountant or tax professional in Sweden and run the numbers to know if it makes sense for you. 

The Federal Reserve is independent of the Federal Government, and while there will be places and times where it does not operate to it's charter, by and large, over a long period of time, it will be the best central bank in the world (or the least bad).

It says so in their charter. 

But, what you will find is that a bank that now owns the property, did not want to own the property (it isn't in their charter to own properties and they get "dinged" by the Feds if they wind up with too many).

I know of a guy in Austin that is applying for a bank charter so that he can issue debt without the clause in it.