Economic Collapse 2011?

[briansd1]

Again, only 5,500 estates are taxes each year.

For people of more modest wealth, estate planning would have already allowed them to transfer wealth to heirs during their lifetimes.

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia]The rich will be able to protect their money. The middle class will not. Tax increases will not help the economy. The poor do not pay Federal Income Taxes. Keep blaming Bush. You can blame Bush when European socialism collapses. That will be his legacy.[/quote]

If you what you say is true, then raising taxes on the richest Americans, not on the middle class, would be a good thing.

It appears that Obama policies are working quite nicely for millionaires. Not exactly spreading the wealth.

Thanks in large part to the rebounding stock market, the number of American households with investments worth at least $1 million climbed 15% in 2009, according to a study of global wealth by Boston Consulting Group.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/money_co/2010/06/the-return-of-the-millionaires.html

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia]The rich will be able to protect their money. The middle class will not. Tax increases will not help the economy. The poor do not pay Federal Income Taxes. Keep blaming Bush. You can blame Bush when European socialism collapses. That will be his legacy.[/quote]

If you what you say is true, then raising taxes on the richest Americans, not on the middle class, would be a good thing.

It appears that Obama policies are working quite nicely for millionaires. Not exactly spreading the wealth.

Thanks in large part to the rebounding stock market, the number of American households with investments worth at least $1 million climbed 15% in 2009, according to a study of global wealth by Boston Consulting Group.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/money_co/2010/06/the-return-of-the-millionaires.html

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia]The rich will be able to protect their money. The middle class will not. Tax increases will not help the economy. The poor do not pay Federal Income Taxes. Keep blaming Bush. You can blame Bush when European socialism collapses. That will be his legacy.[/quote]

If you what you say is true, then raising taxes on the richest Americans, not on the middle class, would be a good thing.

It appears that Obama policies are working quite nicely for millionaires. Not exactly spreading the wealth.

Thanks in large part to the rebounding stock market, the number of American households with investments worth at least $1 million climbed 15% in 2009, according to a study of global wealth by Boston Consulting Group.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/money_co/2010/06/the-return-of-the-millionaires.html

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia]The rich will be able to protect their money. The middle class will not. Tax increases will not help the economy. The poor do not pay Federal Income Taxes. Keep blaming Bush. You can blame Bush when European socialism collapses. That will be his legacy.[/quote]

If you what you say is true, then raising taxes on the richest Americans, not on the middle class, would be a good thing.

It appears that Obama policies are working quite nicely for millionaires. Not exactly spreading the wealth.

Thanks in large part to the rebounding stock market, the number of American households with investments worth at least $1 million climbed 15% in 2009, according to a study of global wealth by Boston Consulting Group.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/money_co/2010/06/the-return-of-the-millionaires.html

[briansd1]

[quote=Aecetia]The rich will be able to protect their money. The middle class will not. Tax increases will not help the economy. The poor do not pay Federal Income Taxes. Keep blaming Bush. You can blame Bush when European socialism collapses. That will be his legacy.[/quote]

If you what you say is true, then raising taxes on the richest Americans, not on the middle class, would be a good thing.

It appears that Obama policies are working quite nicely for millionaires. Not exactly spreading the wealth.

Thanks in large part to the rebounding stock market, the number of American households with investments worth at least $1 million climbed 15% in 2009, according to a study of global wealth by Boston Consulting Group.

http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/money_co/2010/06/the-return-of-the-millionaires.html

[Aecetia]

Brian,

Go back and see what Zeit called you. FYI- the market is losing money and when Europe implodes, we will have also have problems. The government is broken. Get used to it. You are on your own. The nanny state is not going to save you. Humpty Dumpty is ready to take the fall.

[Aecetia]

Brian,

Go back and see what Zeit called you. FYI- the market is losing money and when Europe implodes, we will have also have problems. The government is broken. Get used to it. You are on your own. The nanny state is not going to save you. Humpty Dumpty is ready to take the fall.

[Aecetia]

Brian,

Go back and see what Zeit called you. FYI- the market is losing money and when Europe implodes, we will have also have problems. The government is broken. Get used to it. You are on your own. The nanny state is not going to save you. Humpty Dumpty is ready to take the fall.

[Aecetia]

Brian,

Go back and see what Zeit called you. FYI- the market is losing money and when Europe implodes, we will have also have problems. The government is broken. Get used to it. You are on your own. The nanny state is not going to save you. Humpty Dumpty is ready to take the fall.

[Aecetia]

Brian,

Go back and see what Zeit called you. FYI- the market is losing money and when Europe implodes, we will have also have problems. The government is broken. Get used to it. You are on your own. The nanny state is not going to save you. Humpty Dumpty is ready to take the fall.

[briansd1]

The stock market is down partly because a stronger Dollar makes American corporations less competitive abroad. And the weaker Euro makes Euro denominated earnings of American corporations lower, when converted back into US Dollars.

Europe won’t implode. And the bailouts of the Nanny State made quite a few millionaires in 2009. The millionaires should be thankful.

[briansd1]

The stock market is down partly because a stronger Dollar makes American corporations less competitive abroad. And the weaker Euro makes Euro denominated earnings of American corporations lower, when converted back into US Dollars.

Europe won’t implode. And the bailouts of the Nanny State made quite a few millionaires in 2009. The millionaires should be thankful.

[briansd1]

The stock market is down partly because a stronger Dollar makes American corporations less competitive abroad. And the weaker Euro makes Euro denominated earnings of American corporations lower, when converted back into US Dollars.

Europe won’t implode. And the bailouts of the Nanny State made quite a few millionaires in 2009. The millionaires should be thankful.

[briansd1]

The stock market is down partly because a stronger Dollar makes American corporations less competitive abroad. And the weaker Euro makes Euro denominated earnings of American corporations lower, when converted back into US Dollars.

Europe won’t implode. And the bailouts of the Nanny State made quite a few millionaires in 2009. The millionaires should be thankful.

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