U.S. Life Expectancy at an All–time High
Make sure you have enough money! The good news is that life expectancy in the US is the highest it has ever been. The bad news is that many of us will run out of money before we die. The immediate effect on every American is that you should rush off and check if you can afford to live to a ripe old age plus. Nothing is free, as we all know and the extra years are being tacked on at the end, not the beginning. The pills In case you don’t get it, those are the years when you are popping expensive pills to keep everything working; those are the years when you are living it up in an expensive retirement community somewhere in the Sun Belt. Those are the years when you need money. The Active Retirees As a result of this longevity, a new social class, known as the Active Retirees has developed. It is a reputable and much respected occupation. I am one of them. Full Article…
January 5, 2012
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Unfortunately, most schools do not teach children about the importance of money and how to budget properly (Whats up with that!?). Because of this many kids learn how to budget from their parents. So its time to flex that financial muscle of yours and teach Jr how awesome you are when it comes to finances. Time now to teach them a thing or two about the importance of money.
Christmas Tree Tax 2011 Do you think the Christmas tree market needs a boost? It appears the growers’ association might. Within a 24-hour period this week, the government went from “…imposing a 15-cent fee on most fresh-cut Christmas trees…” to “…this is a growers’ arrangement to boost tree sales…” to “…the Obama Administration is not taxing Christmas trees…” then “…USDA is going to delay implementation and revisit this action.” Originally, it has been reported that “…the fee would fund a program designed to benefit the industry and will be funded by the growers.” There was no expectation that the consumers would feel any impact beyond increased advertising to “…enhance the image of Christmas trees and the Christmas tree industry in the United States.” The fees would fund a new promotion board and launch “…a program of promotion, research, evaluation, and information designed to strengthen the Christmas tree industry’s position in the marketplace; maintain and expend [sic] existing markets for Christmas trees; and …carry out programs, plans, and projects designed to provide maximum benefits to the Christmas tree industry.” Basically, another “got milk,” “what’s for dinner” or “the other white meat” campaign—for Christmas trees.
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