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ParticipantI’m an Independent, however, this Palin pick has me believing that somehow we’ve all been transported into an episode to “Fantasy Island”.
ParticipantI’m an Independent, however, this Palin pick has me believing that somehow we’ve all been transported into an episode to “Fantasy Island”.
ParticipantI’m an Independent, however, this Palin pick has me believing that somehow we’ve all been transported into an episode to “Fantasy Island”.
ParticipantI’m an Independent, however, this Palin pick has me believing that somehow we’ve all been transported into an episode to “Fantasy Island”.
ParticipantI just got a ~3.5 year inflation-adjusted CD through TDAmeritrade. It is based on the non-core CPI (includes food and energy) + 1.5%. As of this month, it is yielding %6.8, payable monthly. If we go into deflation, the principle is guaranteed, but the return could be 0%. Sun Trust Bank offers the CD through TDAmeritrade.
ParticipantI just got a ~3.5 year inflation-adjusted CD through TDAmeritrade. It is based on the non-core CPI (includes food and energy) + 1.5%. As of this month, it is yielding %6.8, payable monthly. If we go into deflation, the principle is guaranteed, but the return could be 0%. Sun Trust Bank offers the CD through TDAmeritrade.
ParticipantI just got a ~3.5 year inflation-adjusted CD through TDAmeritrade. It is based on the non-core CPI (includes food and energy) + 1.5%. As of this month, it is yielding %6.8, payable monthly. If we go into deflation, the principle is guaranteed, but the return could be 0%. Sun Trust Bank offers the CD through TDAmeritrade.
ParticipantI just got a ~3.5 year inflation-adjusted CD through TDAmeritrade. It is based on the non-core CPI (includes food and energy) + 1.5%. As of this month, it is yielding %6.8, payable monthly. If we go into deflation, the principle is guaranteed, but the return could be 0%. Sun Trust Bank offers the CD through TDAmeritrade.
ParticipantI just got a ~3.5 year inflation-adjusted CD through TDAmeritrade. It is based on the non-core CPI (includes food and energy) + 1.5%. As of this month, it is yielding %6.8, payable monthly. If we go into deflation, the principle is guaranteed, but the return could be 0%. Sun Trust Bank offers the CD through TDAmeritrade.
July 21, 2008 at 5:56 PM in reply to: Off Topic: “Their Fair Share” Taxes paid by the “Rich” #244026ParticipantWhy should the upper class pay a higher rate than the middle class? Simple,in absolute terms the upper class has MASSIVELY higer incomes and, as a result, even more massive disposable income (that which remains after “living expenses”), even with taxes. Over the years, those monies are compounded and result in huge disparities of wealth in a relatively short while. That is what we are now seeing. There comes a time when a balance must be attained.
July 21, 2008 at 5:56 PM in reply to: Off Topic: “Their Fair Share” Taxes paid by the “Rich” #244169ParticipantWhy should the upper class pay a higher rate than the middle class? Simple,in absolute terms the upper class has MASSIVELY higer incomes and, as a result, even more massive disposable income (that which remains after “living expenses”), even with taxes. Over the years, those monies are compounded and result in huge disparities of wealth in a relatively short while. That is what we are now seeing. There comes a time when a balance must be attained.
July 21, 2008 at 5:56 PM in reply to: Off Topic: “Their Fair Share” Taxes paid by the “Rich” #244178ParticipantWhy should the upper class pay a higher rate than the middle class? Simple,in absolute terms the upper class has MASSIVELY higer incomes and, as a result, even more massive disposable income (that which remains after “living expenses”), even with taxes. Over the years, those monies are compounded and result in huge disparities of wealth in a relatively short while. That is what we are now seeing. There comes a time when a balance must be attained.
July 21, 2008 at 5:56 PM in reply to: Off Topic: “Their Fair Share” Taxes paid by the “Rich” #244232ParticipantWhy should the upper class pay a higher rate than the middle class? Simple,in absolute terms the upper class has MASSIVELY higer incomes and, as a result, even more massive disposable income (that which remains after “living expenses”), even with taxes. Over the years, those monies are compounded and result in huge disparities of wealth in a relatively short while. That is what we are now seeing. There comes a time when a balance must be attained.
July 21, 2008 at 5:56 PM in reply to: Off Topic: “Their Fair Share” Taxes paid by the “Rich” #244240ParticipantWhy should the upper class pay a higher rate than the middle class? Simple,in absolute terms the upper class has MASSIVELY higer incomes and, as a result, even more massive disposable income (that which remains after “living expenses”), even with taxes. Over the years, those monies are compounded and result in huge disparities of wealth in a relatively short while. That is what we are now seeing. There comes a time when a balance must be attained.
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