yoni is disappointed it's not higher.
What happened to all the investment that you said would happen when the tax cuts were extended?
...the new norm.
So, when Nancy Pelosi tells you the unemployment rate would be in the 14% range had it not been for the stimulus, you know it's a crock of .
They have no idea what they're doing.
yoni is disappointed it's not higher.
What happened to all the investment that you said would happen when the tax cuts were extended?
If you were Prez and had the Senate and House on your side, what would you do, Yoni?
Come, man up, fix the country for us.
If you were Prez and had the Senate and House on your side, what would you do, Yoni?
Come, man up, fix the country for us.
Christie is doing just as great with this ty economy...
I wonder where 1 in 10 Americans are going to find $250/mo in disposable income to keep yoni's millionaire dream alive...
The economy is growing despite wing-nut obstructionism...that alone should be enough evidence to prove the stimulus is working and we need another stimulus - pass the American jobs bill or suffer the consequences in November..
Are you saying the top 10% are not wealthy enough to plan for their own retirement?
I was being sarcastic, but...
9.1% unemployment, 1 in 10...get it? smh
I thought the Republicans were going to fix the economy when they took over the House.
LOL, what you say is much more important that what you do when it comes to elections in this country thanks to all the money in politics used to buy tons of snarky and sarcastic commercials.
When did you hear that? All I remember was them saying they would stop Obama's policies. They've been doing that. Next year when they take the Senate and the WH you can start expecting them to fix the economy.
Yes, I get it. Still, I was an unemployment statistic more than one. That doesn't keep me from investing.
Are you looking for an excuse not to invest?
Frankly, I don't know many people without a job that have a spare $250 bucks to toss into savings every month. Actually, outside of you, I know none.
I'm sure those unemployed for a while are grateful that stopping Obama policies is the priority... /sarcasm
So you don't invest when unemployed. You invest when you can.
The point is, you can have a good financial future thru regular investments. However, if you don't invest, you have nothing. Then... only you are to blame.
how are you going to invest with no money to invest? Do you realize how many people live paycheck to paycheck?
IOW, what's the point of saving for the future if you're going to starve to death in the process?
Well, not everyone can invest for the future. They get SS only.
Your point?
How much monthly income an unemployed person receives?
What would help the people living paycheck-to-paycheck is if we lower the minimum wage.
That'll both increase their salary and decrease the number of people with jobs that require them to live paycheck-to-paycheck. Oh wait, that's not right.
I haven't looked up the numbers lately. Last time I was unemployed, I received $420 a week.
If you wish to help everyone unemployed, get together with like minded individuals, and start a foundation. You are free to do so.
Not sure where you lived then, but nowadays that's not a lot of money. At least I couldn't save $250/mo here now with that income. I would actually have a hard time making ends meet.
where did this come from?
My point was that since anyone can seemingly be a millionaire by making the "right choices" (whatever those are), and investing $250/mo in some imaginary fund that give you fairy tale returns, I was curious to know where all these unemployed people are going to get the disposable $250/mo they need to keep the "dream" alive. Again, in case you forgot, I was being sarcastic.
They don't need it now.
Are you under the illusion that they will be unemployed all their lives?
Now sure, not everyone can save a million by the time they retire, but if a person doesn't have the at ude to strive for it... will they?
Uh? No. But the math on the compound interest and the number of years (not to mention the surreal returns) all hinge on putting in the money every month.
You're telling me only 10% of the population (or whatever the percentage of millionaires is) strive for it? I have a hard time believing that. I'm sure a lot of unemployed also planned for retirement, but sometimes the economy being and losing your job happens.
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