Forced Retirement?They (we) haven't seen anything yet.
If we’re forced int oearly retirement how are we going to pay our ginormous Obamacare premiums OR penalties?
The Obamamenace’s plans are working not only on the international stage, but also at home. He WANTS to destroy our economy. He views it as a predatory, parasitic, racist colonial power living off the lifeblood of third world nations.
He’s a menace.
I wouldn’t put much stock into a report about the current economic well being of the country put out by the Fed’s propaganda machine. I think the numbers are way off 30% doing better off than they were 5 years ago And less than 20 % struggling to get by ...BS
The Obamaeconomy; but when are the admistration and democrats going to be punished at the polls by the citizens for the terrible job they are doing?
Forced Retirement?They (we) haven't seen anything yet.
My parents are in that exact spot. My dad retired early and started collecting SS, but then started a very lucrative consulting business and actually has to limit the amount he makes. He’s loving the job too; he’s not doing it out of necessity.
Not to worry. Recovery Summer 5.0 is here.
Just WOW! Holy CRAP Batman!
Almost HALF the country of middle class Americans can't pay the cost of a new tire without borrowing the money. Holy Guacamole!
this just in from AARP
This just came in by e-mail from the AARP organization: Cholesterol-lowering drugs (Statins) Why they are prescribed: Statins are used to treat high cholesterol. Examples: Atorvastatin (Lipitor), fluvastatin (Lescol), lovastatin (Mevacor), pravastatin (Pravachol), rosuvastatin (Crestor) and simvastatin (Zocor). How they can cause memory loss: Drugs that lower blood levels of cholesterol may impair memory and other mental processes by depleting brain levels of cholesterol as well. In the brain, these lipids are vital to the formation of connections between nerve cells — the links underlying memory and learning. (The brain, in fact, contains a quarter of the body's cholesterol.) A study published in the journal Pharmacotherapy in 2009 found that three out of four people using these drugs experienced adverse cognitive effects "probably or definitely related to" the drug. The researchers also found that 90 percent of the patients who stopped statin therapy reported improvements in cognition, sometimes within days.
I feel sorry for those who tried to plan and who lived within their income but had disasters befall them.
I do NOT feel sorry for the majority who spent beyond their income for unnecessary items trips new cars new phones new everything each year etc.
