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Comment on Bust-Proof Investing For Boomers by wenningadvice

wenningadvice — Mon, 06 Aug 2012 18:05:36 +0000

A crisis indeed! Unfortunately, one of many.

Thanks for your comment.

Brenda

Comment on Steroids Running Out For Stock Market by wenningadvice

wenningadvice — Mon, 06 Aug 2012 18:03:18 +0000

Thanks for your comment, Antione. Policies that generate business investment would be helpful, indeed.

Brenda

Comment on Steroids Running Out For Stock Market by Rimamsiste

Rimamsiste — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 08:28:04 +0000

I’m no economist but it seems to me that qtvauitntiae easing is no more or less than printing money and generating inflation (which is one way of reducing the national debt). What I’m quite sure we don’t need is a consumer-lead increase in GDP (which has always seemed to me to be a very dodgy way of measuring the strength of the economy since it includes all sorts of unproductive economic activities). I read an interesting article on the American economy which reckoned that private investment by business (large medium and small) would increase GDP much more effectively than increases in consumer spending. By all accounts businesses are currently sitting on quite a lot of cash at present but are failing to invest it while (certainly in the US case) there are uncertanties around future govt. policies (i.e. will extra capacity/new enterprise be stolen from them by already high/increased govt. taxes etc.).As I say, I’m an amateur onlooker on economic matters. I would welcome more informed comments.

Comment on Bust-Proof Investing For Boomers by Daniel

Daniel — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 05:42:02 +0000

After 2037, it’ll still be able to pay out 75% of scheduled bfneeits–and again, that’s without any changes. Seems like a crisis to me. I have been paying into this system since I was 16 years old. Every year I get a fancy printout from the government telling me how much of a benefit I will be entitled to receive. In 2037 I will be 70 years old and I bet I never see one dime of the money I was promised. Anywhere outside of liberal think that would be called theft.Ted has it right, it is all a government authorized ponzi scheme and the current crop of politicians don’t care to fix it because they won’t be around to deal with the repurcussions of a failed system.Pathetic.

Comment on Healthcare For All – Like it Or Not by Nicolas

Nicolas — Sun, 05 Aug 2012 00:57:54 +0000

they were gnna do. Not only is it the same old government dirty tirkcs they have taken it to an all new level. Worse than that they have increased class and race warfare with their rhetoric. Lets tax milionaires and billionaires more. Not like they are the ones who own the corporations that peut people to work. I guess all the big businesses out there are owned by those folks making $50k a year. You kow those dirty rich people that vacation on Marthas Vineyard every year, oh that can’t be where rich people vacation because that is where the communist in chief is vacationing with his family right now. Again on vacation. While the middle class is struggling to pay their mortgage and put food on the table, but that’s ok cause Obama has a new jobs bill he is gonna propose after vacation. Hope it works better than the last time when they said we have to pass this in order to keep unemployment from reaching 8%. We saw how well that worked out now didn’t we?See how I did that? Went from Obamacare and turned it into unemployment. The only thing I didn’t do was blame George Bush, the Japan Tsunami and an Arab Spring on how poorly the presidents record has been so far. But as long has he has time to spend with his family, recharge, improve his golf game and of course continue to campaign and hold fund raisers, I guess it is all ok. And yes I know the economy was bad when Obama took office thanks to George Bush and a DEMOCRAT held House and Senate, but under Obama and DEMOCRAT held house and Senate they have managed to set us on a path that we may never recover from as a Nation. Perry 2012

Comment on Roth IRAs May Be Antidote To Rising Taxes, Market Losses by Leo

Leo — Sat, 04 Aug 2012 22:34:53 +0000

This is why, sadly, I never contribute to my IRAs until I’ve aledray done my taxes. I put aside money during the year into a savings account. Then after I do my taxes and figure out which of the three IRAs I qualify for (deductible, Roth, non-deductible), I make my contribution.You have until April of the next calendar year to make a contribution to the year before. Just be careful with sending your deposit in that you mark it’s for the previous tax year.Yet one more reason 401ks are easier for most (non-self-employed) folks. No income limitations.

Comment on Exchange-Traded Funds Have Grown Up by Andrew Pelt

Andrew Pelt — Tue, 31 Jul 2012 19:55:40 +0000

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Comment on Compared To What? by meble dzieciece

meble dzieciece — Wed, 27 Jun 2012 23:44:01 +0000

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Comment on Roth IRAs May Be Antidote To Rising Taxes, Market Losses by Karoline

Karoline — Thu, 16 Feb 2012 17:05:07 +0000

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Comment on Roth IRAs May Be Antidote To Rising Taxes, Market Losses by Jame

Jame — Wed, 15 Feb 2012 02:15:44 +0000

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