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pension fund Archive
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South African Unions Object to Changes to Pension Fund Taxes
Posted on January 14, 2016 | No CommentsSouth Africa’s adoption of new tax laws that seek to discourage workers from cashing in their pension funds when they resign or retire has pitted the government against its labor union allies. -
Refugees Vanish After Entry in East Germany
Posted on December 20, 2015 | No CommentsThousands of refugees disappear in East Germany without a trace after the initial reception. This is merely highlighting the security risks for Europe as a whole. The politicians just do not get it. The situation cannot be properly managed. The idea behind this move by Merkel has been to expand the population to sustain the tax levels and pay the pensions that are going bust. -
Will Puerto Rico Be the Next Greece?
Posted on July 1, 2015 | No CommentsGovernments since World War II have borrowed continuously but never managed anything properly. They just assumed that the great herd of taxpayers had deep pockets that were endless. This attitude is causing the collapse in socialism, where all the promises of pensions cannot be maintained. The majority of people assumed that working for government was the safest. They are now starting to see that it is the worst of all, for you cannot prosecute them for mismanagement and fraud, as you would if a private employer pulled the same nonsense. -
The Solution – the ONLY Solution
Posted on June 24, 2015 | No CommentsAdditionally, we can see that up to 70% of the national debt is accumulative interest expenditures. The central banks are not eliminating the debt; they are buying it and leaving interest still payable, which will maintain the tax collection. The debt will continue to rise and so will taxes, sucking in everything like a black hole, and diverting capital from creating employment consumed purely by bondholders. -
Failed Dreams & Destroying Europe
Posted on June 23, 2015 | No CommentsThe difference between those in government and the private sector is monumental. The private sector, no matter how big the corporation, seeks to stimulate sales by providing what people want at the lowest cost to sell more, gain market share, and increase profits. Government functions precisely opposite, as they seek to manipulate society with the big stick, always threatening to punish, never reward. -
The Revolution Around the World Will Not Be Televised
Posted on June 22, 2015 | No CommentsYes, the stories about the police in Spain are over the top. They are hunting money like crazy. Governments are turning against their own people, defeating the very purpose of civilization. We did not agree to this arrangement; we are collapsing precisely as did Rome. Once government employees begin sacking their own cities, the end of times is near. They are stupid. They will not reform and cannot see that people will not tolerate this forever. The more aggressive they become, the higher the probability of revolutions erupting around the globe. Do not count on the media reporting the truth this time – they are on the wrong side of the fence. -
The Fed & Interest Rates: The Nightmare That Will Not End Nicely
Posted on June 21, 2015 | No CommentsEvery slice of the debt crisis exposes another layer of insanity. The real question becomes, how far do we go before this whole nightmare explodes in our face? It looks like we have 2 years perhaps, at best. This is the Sovereign Debt Crisis and the twists and turns are very interesting, to say the least. Those who focus on only one aspect will never see the whole. This global nightmare is not going to end nicely. -
News – M’sians may not be financially ready to retire: survey
Posted on August 28, 2012 | No CommentsDo not retire early! You will not have enough money to support your standard of living once you're out of the workforce. Our own concerned politician knew what best for us, by extending the retirement age just a little bit longer, you can continue to work a bit more longer in your current position until you are nearing the average death age of most people (For Malaysia - 70.8 years). If you think hard about it, once you realize that you have only couple of years to live after you retire (at age of 66), you will not be so worry. After all, all those working years (40++ years) is well spent and not to mention that your are contributing to our politician... oppsss... government your hard earn money in term of tax. -
Are You Smart Money?
Posted on April 29, 2011 | No CommentsWith that description of smart money, the next logical question to ask is, what are they looking at now? To answer that question, understand the time horizon they have in mind. They’re not looking at next week or next month like a trader would, nor so far out that it will take the rest of their life to realize a profit. The smart money is looking at the likely trends over the next few years.