Posted on 02/06/2015 1:54:58 AM PST by South40
President Barack Obama's fiscal year 2016 budget was unveiled Monday to the American public, along with the Department of Treasury's Greenbook, which provides further explanation and details of the proposals in the president's budget.
In truth, the president's budget is really more of a wish list than anything else, but it's a good indication of where the administration is headed.
This year's version of the budget includes a number of provisions targeting retirement accounts. That's no surprise, as provisions aimed at retirement accounts have been a regular feature in budgets in recent years. What is a surprise, however, is how many proposals are targeting retirement accounts and how many new proposals there are. All told, this year's budget features over a dozen provisions that, if they were to become law, could directly impact your retirement savings.
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Milk Dud can go ‘eff himself.
One good thing about the early start of the Presidential run of the Republicans; we can see the end of this administration already.
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Not the end I would like (Orange jump suits), but at least the end
Your typical thieving Kenyan person.
At least house burglars have to do some walking and climbing in exchange for their theft.
Would like to see his retirement package include a card board box, a shopping wagon filled with plastic refills and a room with a view under an overpass
Will the new laws apply to the president or members of Congress? Of coirse not. New legislation proposal - what’s good for the goose is good for the gander; you write legislation; it applies to you too, buddy; no more exemptions.
Exemptions for long-term unemployed? But there’s no unemployment. Look at the unemployment rate./s
Nope. Adak, Alaska.
a real motivator for folks to invest in a future other than brass and dehydrated food
at Club Gitmo.
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