The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) concluded its June monetary policy meeting by maintaining the Federal Funds rate at a range of 0 to 0.25%, and by prolonging its $85 billion per month pace of asset purchases. The Committee announced that they are prepared to increase or decrease the level of asset purchases as necessary. […]
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[dropcap1]H[/dropcap1]ow would you like to stay at home and get paid all the way through age 65 while you attempt to recover from an unforeseen accident or illness that precludes you from working in the job you were trained for?* And now it may suddenly dawn on you: “Who is going to pay me through
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[dropcap1]D[/dropcap1]id you know that the “average” working American worked from January 1st of this year through April 17th to satisfy the total tax bill of their State, local, and Federal government? By this, I mean that every single dollar earned (by the average working American) during this period went towards taxes…and not a cent went
What’s the difference between an “I love you” note and an inheritance? One “tells” how you feel, and the other “shows” how you plan to provide comfort, support, food, shelter, education, transportation–and anything else that money can buy—to those who now depend on you. So what might cost as little as $25 a month and
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