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by BangHerInBangor I (32m) have just been hired at a company that has a 401k plan, and (just as the title states) they will match up to 4.5% provided I … Read more
via Meadow Clark: Google used to have an iconic clause in its code of conduct that said, “Don’t be evil.” Yet the clause was recently and quietly sent down the memory … Read more
Just now, in the House hearing on GOOG. Bloomberg covering live. I wonder how much Google had to pay for that advertisement? More importantly proof that the democrats are now … Read more
Americans are increasingly not free to choose: 🍺Two corporations control 90% of the beer Americans drink🥩 Four players control the entire U.S. beef market🏦Five banks control about half of the … Read more
So you have evaluated your life and finally decided that you need a life insurance policy. There is no doubt that this is one of the best life decisions that … Read more
via threepwoodpirate: The mega millions jackpot is $1.6 billion, but that is paid in: a. A lump sum payment of $904 million; or b. Annuity payments of $53.3 million over 30 … Read more
PARTYING LIKE IT’S 1859: ● Atlanta Mayor Signs Order Banning ICE Detainees If you are looking for a nice, safe place to go on vacation, don’t go to Atlanta. Fox Insider reports that … Read more
We are made to believe that we must rely on government. This dependency is the root of their power. No matter how bad the powers that be are, we must … Read more
by linlaoda There have been many posts on this in the past, but I hope to give my look on when to choose one over the other The most important … Read more
by Thinker The respectable looking, smooth talking politician? Or the innocent children being harmed through YOUR silence? Because there ain’t a third option. Staying willfully ignorant to what you’re about … Read more
by Wayne Root There are two clear choices. Prosperity and booming economy. Or pure freaking crazy. On one hand… Small business optimism is the highest in almost four decades (since the great … Read more
by John Rubino It’s mid-winter, which means millions of high school seniors are winding up their childhoods and planning for what comes next. For many this next stage is college. … Read more
by Simon Black I’ve long held a working theory that US voters are completely predictable in Presidential elections. The idea is that Americans almost invariably tend to swing wildly every few … Read more
Warning Signs Appear to Crop up Beneath Market’s Surface The S&P 500 may be hovering near record highs, but the stock market may be weaker than it currently appears. Warning … Read more
by Mark Angelides Never before has it been so apparent that the world is split and divided. The very act of having an opinion pushes us to almost “double down” … Read more