Noah and Briscoe have both looked good this year, I’m surprised that selling completely out is a real possibility. As Tony has been less involved the last few years they just don’t seem as competitive
I’m trying to remember if Jimmy has finished a race in this new car…. I’m routing for him, I wish he would figure it out and pull out a couple of top 10’s but he’s struggled so far
They were side by side but there wasn’t any passing! That’s the drivers main complaint with the cars, they’re so close that it’s almost impossible to pass and they’re so glued to the track with downforce you can’t hard hit somebody hard enough to move them
Sorry, I should have clarified that better.
I do understand that it’s currently different and not funded by the same kind of tax, ssi is more of a general fund item. My thought was if everyone had a “retirement” ss and a separate ssi tax (that we’re paying for anyway) listed on their check...
I think long term, if it’s established that the government has to be involved in this process, then “retirement” needs to be separated from ss. There is definitely a difference in the security net and a retirement fund.
The security net needs a complete overhaul, no matter how wealthy the US...
The 60% is legitimate and no one argued that. You do have to address the decreasing attendance of churches if you’re suggesting that’s the best option going forward.
I’m not faith bashing in any way, we had our Easter dinner today. I’ve helped on and off with the books for a couple of years...
I don’t agree with a lot of Buzz’s beliefs but he is at least consistent. A lot of people calling for the “tax the rich” are not volunteering to pay more themselves.
Let’s get some spending under control before we send the government more money.
How would you feel about a portion of ss being invested in something like the “c” plan of a tsp? We could at least generate some growth vs the treasury bonds.
Buzz -
Your grandfather retiring with a pension plan is still a new concept as far as history goes, that was my point.
The TSP is not managed like an employer sponsored pension. The employee has investment options and are making the contributions. You can get similar returns to the c plan...
Retirement is a new concept, for all of human history until the last century people worked until they died or “retired” from work to work in the household. It’s not unusual outside of the west for those older people to still live with their families (wow, no government child care required)...