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Query shown: Autor: joetaxpayer <joetaxpayer@nospam.com>
Number of results: 610 messages
Re: deregulation and the current credit crisis
2008-10-19 00:40:35 | joetaxpayer Other posts by this author
h...@g...com wrote: > The NY Times article does not assign blame as
you do. Its focus, as > far as today's crisis is concerned, is on foreclosures on
low income >
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2008-10-17 18:41:05 | joetaxpayer Other posts by this author
b...@a...com wrote: > I am posting this for discussion and do necessarily
agree. > You have a typo here? Sounds like you meant to say " don't
". Joe
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2008-10-17 18:25:08 | joetaxpayer Other posts by this author
h...@g...com wrote: > 1. 401(k) fees are higher. It makes sense to
fight this. Mine has a .05% expense for S&P index. Other funds not as great.
Employer matches
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2008-10-17 16:55:09 | joetaxpayer Other posts by this author
b...@a...com wrote: > The current system of providing tax breaks on 401(k)
contributions and > earnings would be eliminated. > > "I want to stop
the federal
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2008-10-14 02:13:06 | joetaxpayer Other posts by this author
cporro wrote: > i was told this was on the s&p site but all i can find is a
yearly p/e > ratio. > > anyone know where this can be found nowadays? and
why is this >
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2008-10-10 00:29:00 | joetaxpayer Other posts by this author
h...@g...com wrote: > <j...@n...com> wrote: >
>>I then looked at the inflation adjusted numbers and saw a total decade
>>return of -20
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2008-10-09 19:35:25 | joetaxpayer Other posts by this author
Ron Peterson wrote: > On Oct 9, 10:41 am, "HW \"Skip\"
Weldon" > <s...@y...com> wrote: > >>I
remember the investment environment
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2008-10-06 20:05:06 | joetaxpayer Other posts by this author
Ron Peterson wrote: > Retirees don't have to spend the money they are required
to withdraw > since they can put it into a non-retirement account or if they
qualify > can convert
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2008-09-28 19:08:11 | joetaxpayer Other posts by this author
> I really enjoy your posts, but it has been many moons since we could > earn
4.5% risk-free "elsewhere". I suspect that most of the folks who >
have been investing
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2008-09-26 17:45:17 | joetaxpayer Other posts by this author
Mike wrote: >>Remember that IRA monies can be tapped for education expenses
penalty >>free. Education monies cannot be transferred to retirement accounts
>>without
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