Comments on: Dont vote. I mean who cares what happens here anyway.

By: General Info

General Info — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 16:28:37 +0000

Q: Why do experts recommend not taking the money from your retirement accounts as a lump sum distribution when you leave a job?
A: If your employer is going to hand you a check for the lump sum in your retirement account, then he/she must withhold 20% for taxes — it’s the law.
Best approach: To make certain that the assets in your account maintain their tax-deferred status and avoid the 20% withholding tax, open a “direct rollover” IRA with a brokerage firm, bank or mutual fund company. Have the money transferred by your employer directly into this account, from one plan to the other. In other words, make it a company-to-institution transaction. All financial institutions are set up to handle such transfers

By: Anonz

Anonz — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 14:58:27 +0000

Sweetness

I have to play or be forced to sit on the sidelines and watch some smuck control my investment options.

Sweet Pea

By: Anonz

Anonz — Mon, 06 Oct 2008 14:55:22 +0000

Michelle

The billionaire battle is on to be the first trillionaire. Some of us are beginning to believe that the stupid people might just smarten up and elect the exotic one. The rush is on to grab as much as we can while deregulation allows us to own anything without regard to vertical or horizontal monopolies.

We will drive the markets to the eight thousand level if necessary to get it all. Like I told you, this bail out is flawed. If they don’t start helping the mortgagers to refinance their mortgages.

The government needs to address the credit card theft by the banks that keep the average citizen using all his/her previous disposable income to pay those usury rates. The banks are loaded with hidden riches. If you don’t believe me. Consider that Citigroup and Wells Fargo are fighting over Wachovia Bank and all their apparent debt.

Who would be willing to go to court and pay huge legal fees to fight over your debt? Nobody! Unless, your debt was not real or it had a huge profit potential. These banks plan to control all the flow of the liquid assets of all americans. The plan is to issue credit cards to every working american, then to raise the rates to up to 42%.

Before you shutter consider that that is the actual accrual rate when you add the monthly fees and other charges to a stated 26 to 32% cart rate. There’s money in those folding banks.

The battle will be on to take them over as they fold. Most are folding because their CEO’s are being offered lucrative golden parachutes to sell out their shareholders.
What a time to be living! If I had children, or grand children, what stories I could pass on.

These are indeed giddy times! But for the big boys only. I guarantee you that the little guys will get fleeced in this market. If you can’t afford to buy, hold till the sheep start buying and then sell and force them to take a loss, then buy, hold — you get the picture. It like playing poker with no betting limits, the richest guy can always buy the pot. Giddy Times, indeed!

Anonz

By: Zen Lill

Zen Lill — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 19:55:03 +0000

Oh boy, I was going to release about Bush manana, but I will try to make time to explain the ‘jury of peers’ instead, if not manana, then Tuesday for sure, would love to address the judicial system/jury of peers/my theory about OJ/hoo boy, thank you for the task…off to brunch with a South African friend, I’ll have to ask what he thinks about your statement SA : ) – Zen

By: Tillie

Tillie — Sun, 05 Oct 2008 18:51:03 +0000

The O.J. verdict by an all white jury was just a reminder to Obama that even if he gets to become the President. Whites of America can still unite to fuck him up.

May I take the time to give a shout out at my fellow Englishmen.

Tillie