Confiscation = Government Run
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Confiscation = Government Run

If the Administration wants to provide bailout relief, here is a simple solution. Waive taxes on 401ks and IRAs and allow Americans to withdraw all monies tax free so they can reinvest in real assets, including small businesses that create jobs. That will make up for some or all of the 25-50% losses resulting from government and Wall Street fraud.
Instead, we are now seeing a waive of policy proposals that could lead to confiscation plans. It appears progressive Washington think tanks no longer call it confiscation. They call it “government – run.” Now that the Social Security reserves have been looted, here is a way to justify confiscating additional retirement funds to replenish them so the looting can continue. It will start out with an “option.”
Dean Baker, Congressional testimony: “. . . in addition to the problems stemming from inadequate coverage and high costs, the current pension system subjects workers to far more risk than has been generally recognized. The government can solve all three problems by allowing workers the option to contribute to a government run pension system that would provide a modest guaranteed rate of return.
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Catherine –
Congratulations on figuring out a very fair solution/trade-off. It is something I’ve thought for quite a while. Though I’m currently renting, I’d even be willing to buy a home with my IRA funds (cash, no debt, no obligation for payments). How many others are there like me? Take more properties off the market and help to reduce the excess inventory, but not if it means a 10% penalty and taxes paid at the marginal rate. So for now, the IRA hides in gold and silver, some top tier gold miners, lots of cash, and I place the occasional day trade or swing trade. Thank goodness for inverse ETF’s (short term only), I’ve actually grown my IRA during this market crash.When might be the next time you’re on Coast-to-Coast? Its always great to hear you there.
– Dave
Comments are closed.
Catherine –
Congratulations on figuring out a very fair solution/trade-off. It is something I’ve thought for quite a while. Though I’m currently renting, I’d even be willing to buy a home with my IRA funds (cash, no debt, no obligation for payments). How many others are there like me? Take more properties off the market and help to reduce the excess inventory, but not if it means a 10% penalty and taxes paid at the marginal rate. So for now, the IRA hides in gold and silver, some top tier gold miners, lots of cash, and I place the occasional day trade or swing trade. Thank goodness for inverse ETF’s (short term only), I’ve actually grown my IRA during this market crash.
When might be the next time you’re on Coast-to-Coast? Its always great to hear you there.
– Dave