Your Money and the Stock Market

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Thanks!!!

Wall just take all my 401 don't play the cat and mouse game. Rich people like to see the poor with out. It's all a game to make the rich more rich. Give each of us poor people some of the money that we have to pay tax on for the rich. Bush do it before you leave office.

P/S I have worked 46 years of my life for what ??

Mr Henry J Haines Jr of NY 5:40PM October 15, 2008

I certainly will not ever in my lifetime invest in stocks, annuities, etc., in the rest of my lifetime. It is bad enough that interest rates were so low and kept low on purpose by the institutions and govenment but now even the money at no interest at all is in danger. Better to put it in a passbook account in increments that will be insured by the FDIC and just let it sit there till I am dead. Also plan to keep all realestate as there is no safe place for the money after it is sold.

Carleen Lane of OR 5:32PM October 15, 2008

Consider that baby boomers are going to be SELLING into the stock market for a long time to come. Ten percent returns on the whole market? Probably not over say the next 30 years on average.

of 2:17PM September 30, 2008

What hppened to the days when Utilities. Banks,Insurance and other institutions were supervised and regulated by government?

This overlapping of commercil instutions into areas of speculation, have damaged the economy and working peoples income.

Government should excercise control to assure proper administration of these instutions.

Patrick DelliGatti of NJ 2:06PM September 30, 2008

What hppened to the days when Utitlities. Banks,Insurance and other institutions were supervised and regulated by government?

This overlapping of commercil instutions into areas of speculation, have damaged the economy and working peoples income.

Government should excercise control to assure proper administration of these instutions.

Patrick DelliGatti of NJ 2:02PM September 30, 2008

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Alpha Consumer

Kimberly Palmer, senior editor for U.S. News & World Report, writes about making smarter financial decisions. She’s the author of Generation Earn: The Young Professional's Guide to Spending, Investing, and Giving Back.

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