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Will all be dead in 30 years so what's the problem.You can't fix broke.And it also dos'nt fix the problem, It only "Kicks the Can" down the road for 30 years and makes it someone else's problem
You're grand kids being forced to pay higher taxes so you can have a better retirement. Now that's love.Will all be dead in 30 years so what's the problem.You can't fix broke.
I wont be. So give me my share and I will invest it properly.Will all be dead in 30 years so what's the problem.You can't fix broke.
That's what wills are for ,They won't suffer.You're grand kids being forced to pay higher taxes so you can have a better retirement. Now that's love.
Why give the problem to our Grand children? That's not right either.Will all be dead in 30 years so what's the problem.You can't fix broke.
Trump will have your (our) grandkids fighting his war.You're grand kids being forced to pay higher taxes so you can have a better retirement. Now that's love.
This problem has been going on well before Trump got in to office. It's a problem that has been growing ever since deregulation.Trump will have your (our) grandkids fighting his war.
Maybe even your kids.
No need to worry about taxes.
I'd worry about that if I had young children.
What is this war to which you refer?Trump will have your (our) grandkids fighting his war.
Talked to someone who was at the meeting in Illinois yesterday(9/20), when Nyhan was asked if Central States ran the numbers on the IBT plan , he said, " I can't , it's not done yet", so if this is the same thing that was being introduced by John Murphy at the meeting, it's really not even viable yet.
The one he will have our kids in if he doesn't shut up and quit talking like a high schooler.What is this war to which you refer?
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.bna.com/teamsters-propose-fix-n73014451625/?amp=true
. Money for the loans would come from bond purchases by investors. Payments on the bonds would be guaranteed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. Treasury.
The Teamsters proposal calls for taxpayer support for multiemployer plans and “that’s something a Republican Congress and administration won’t even consider,” Joshua Gotbaum, guest scholar at the Brookings Institution in Washington, told Bloomberg BNA May 26. He previously was the director of the Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation.
The proposal is “complicated and the draft lacks full details, but it looks like a government bailout that isn’t being acknowledged as a bailout,” Jeremy Gold, a retired pension actuary and economist in New York, told Bloomberg BNA May 26.
This proposal is dealing with an unsolvable problem, since there aren’t sufficient resources to satisfy the promises made to plan members who worked many years to earn their pensions, Gold said
I wont be. So give me my share and I will invest it properly.