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MyRA
Feb 7, 2014 7:52:50 GMT -8
Post by aztecwin on Feb 7, 2014 7:52:50 GMT -8
How many watched the State of The Union and picked up on this and the implications? My first thought at the time was that the investment option was very bad but that the idea was positive. Since then I have become aware of the rest of the story and the background. Are we really in this deep kim chi? news.goldworth.com/breaking-news/Can the Dems really be thinking that they must slowly take away our retirement funds?
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MyRA
Feb 8, 2014 15:19:00 GMT -8
Post by azteccc on Feb 8, 2014 15:19:00 GMT -8
Let the government offer a better deal than the private sector. Maybe it'll wake these greedy bastards up. Seems like a great idea for health insurance as well! Hmm...
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MyRA
Feb 8, 2014 15:59:52 GMT -8
Post by aztecwin on Feb 8, 2014 15:59:52 GMT -8
How many watched the State of The Union and picked up on this and the implications? My first thought at the time was that the investment option was very bad but that the idea was positive. Since then I have become aware of the rest of the story and the background. Are we really in this deep kim chi? news.goldworth.com/breaking-news/Can the Dems really be thinking that they must slowly take away our retirement funds? It couldn't be any worse than bank "savings accounts" that pay like one percent (maybe less). I remember when savings rates were just a little under the lending rate. Banks still made plenty of money. There isn't much about the president's policies that I like, but without knowing the details I think I agree with him on this. Let the government offer a better deal than the private sector. Maybe it'll wake these greedy bastards up. It is not a better deal, and that is only half the problem. I suggest you read and grasp all the implications of this scheme to get your retirement funds and then even tax you when you convert.
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