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1 posted on 07/23/2013 7:12:27 AM PDT by Kaslin
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To: Kaslin

The correct response would be to use your brains to make the best use of the money- obcviously THEY (the poor relatives) have no clue how to be successful

You help no one by giving them a handout- hire them in a business you create with the money


2 posted on 07/23/2013 7:21:53 AM PDT by Mr. K (There are lies, damned lies, statistics, and democrat talking points.)
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To: Kaslin
But the truth is, we’re not going to see anything of that magnitude until Jesus comes back.

Dear Dave,
Do *you* have the inside track on when He is coming back? Or, is the comment above an indication of your belief that He isn't ever coming back?

Either way, your assumption that our economy isn't possibly going to collapse, is exactly *that*, an assumption. Anyone's assumption as to the near term, or long term future is, as they say, not necessarily valid...

the infowarrior

3 posted on 07/23/2013 7:24:09 AM PDT by infowarrior
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To: Kaslin

Legally, corporate pensions are *not* owned by the corporation, but by the beneficaries. The corporation is obliged to keep them funded in an actuarially sound manner, which basically assumes that future claims will be funded at least 80% from fund assets, 20% from future corporate contributions, based on an assumed return on assets of about 8%. Private pensions are insured, like bank deposits. Private pension funds that are not actuarially sound must make up the difference. The problem for the Post Office and municipal pension funds it that they were never actuarially sound, and future income, i.e., taxes and sales of postage stamps, are collapsing.


4 posted on 07/23/2013 7:26:06 AM PDT by Lonesome in Massachussets (Doing the same thing and expecting different results is called software engineering.)
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To: Kaslin

Inflation.

Inflation is what is going to destroy your pension.


5 posted on 07/23/2013 7:31:07 AM PDT by BenLurkin (This is not a statement of fact. It is either opinion or satire; or both.)
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