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Anyone here worried about how they will take care of yourself and your family once you hit retirement and are too old to "bring home the bacon"?

WELL WORRY NO MORE!!!

Just PM me your information and I will get out to you a pamplet describing this exciting new opportunity for you to feel secure in your future.

All you have to do is give me 10% of your paycheck every pay period and I will put it in a savings account so that the day you leave that 9 to 5 for good, you will have some of your own money to continue being able to responsibly take care of yourself and your family. Yes, it is that easy!! You trust me with your hard earned money and it will be there for you at a later date.

Once again, just PM me your information and we can get started on this wonderful journey together.



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Peter, should I also include another 1-3% of my income so that you can take a big paycheck for "managing" my money, and to cover your cadillac insurance plan, ability to travel the world at my expense, and right to feel entitled to anything or anyone you want?

If so, I am going to have to pass, I am already on that "bus" and it is costing me a fortune, and like thoe others, Idoubt I am going to get anything back on my "investment"....but hey at least somebody will be doing OK off my money!!! Wink
No American who is under 50 today will ever see a dime of "social security". This bogus scheme will just be a bad memory. The government had no business meddling into the private finances of the people. We should all be responsible for our own retirement. Start saving & investing now. Dave Ramsey is a good resource for personal finance information.
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Originally posted by teyates:
Peter, should I also include another 1-3% of my income so that you can take a big paycheck for "managing" my money, and to cover your cadillac insurance plan, ability to travel the world at my expense, and right to feel entitled to anything or anyone you want?

If so, I am going to have to pass, I am already on that "bus" and it is costing me a fortune, and like thoe others, Idoubt I am going to get anything back on my "investment"....but hey at least somebody will be doing OK off my money!!! Wink


TEYATES!! Doggone you!!! That's in the *fine print* of the paper work my "customers" sign!!! Keep a lid on that stuff man!!

lol
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Originally posted by JuanHunt:
Thats called an annuity. Get a license and you can sell as many as you want, as long as you maintain proper asset backing, which SSA does with the full faith and credit of the USA.

SS is not an investment fund, nor a trust fund. It is a social insurance plan funded by taxation.


uhhh... "with the full faith and credit of the USA".. but you forgot to mention... AS PAID FOR BY CHINA! lol

Juan...if you truely think everything is peachy when it comes to social security, you are clueless...but you won't always be. The cold harsh reality of the situation will slap us all in the face many times over the next few decades.

It's a ponzi scheme that the FBI White Collar division arrest business men for in the private sector. Yet somehow the federal gov't has been allowed to run it on the citizens of this country for several decades now.
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Originally posted by teyates:
Peter, should I also include another 1-3% of my income so that you can take a big paycheck for "managing" my money, and to cover your cadillac insurance plan, ability to travel the world at my expense, and right to feel entitled to anything or anyone you want?

If so, I am going to have to pass, I am already on that "bus" and it is costing me a fortune, and like thoe others, Idoubt I am going to get anything back on my "investment"....but hey at least somebody will be doing OK off my money!!! Wink


No disrespect intended but I am going to assume you are on that "bus" voluntarily and were not hijacked or kidnapped. You are or were, however, having the top 7.65% taken off the top of every paycheck and your employer is forced to match that for a total of 15.3%. If you, on the other hand had taken 7.65% of every check, forget the employer match, and burried it in your back yard making zero percent, you would have been better off than you are going to be when you retire, almost certainly. Your choice of investment has a chance, letting the Gov't save for you, well you have no choice. I know when I divide by ZERO on my calculator I get ERROR, which is what I will get when I retire.
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Originally posted by LE89:
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Originally posted by teyates:
Peter, should I also include another 1-3% of my income so that you can take a big paycheck for "managing" my money, and to cover your cadillac insurance plan, ability to travel the world at my expense, and right to feel entitled to anything or anyone you want?

If so, I am going to have to pass, I am already on that "bus" and it is costing me a fortune, and like thoe others, Idoubt I am going to get anything back on my "investment"....but hey at least somebody will be doing OK off my money!!! Wink


No disrespect intended but I am going to assume you are on that "bus" voluntarily and were not hijacked or kidnapped. You are or were, however, having the top 7.65% taken off the top of every paycheck and your employer is forced to match that for a total of 15.3%. If you, on the other hand had taken 7.65% of every check, forget the employer match, and burried it in your back yard making zero percent, you would have been better off than you are going to be when you retire, almost certainly. Your choice of investment has a chance, letting the Gov't save for you, well you have no choice. I know when I divide by ZERO on my calculator I get ERROR, which is what I will get when I retire.


Uhhhh.... what is the exact point of that post? I'm confused? So, we should be HAPPY that the fed gov't not only FORCES us to give them a % of our hard earned paycheck, but also HAPPY that they also FORCE our employer to give them money too? Is that what you are talking about?

How about this, simply quit stealing my money, and then, take that burden off of the employer and save them cash to hire more employees. How does that sound?

And what did you mean by "voluntarily"? meaning, he has a job? Actually, once you enter the workforce your money is hijacked by the fed. Now, he could "voluntarily" be jobless, at which time the fed may give him "free" money... but then 2 problems arise. I am FORCED to pay his rent and grocery bill, and then he is enslaved by the gov't officials that promise him that if they get his vote, he continues on that free ride a little longer.

Maybe I missed the point of your post, but those are the problems I see from my interpretation of it.
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Maybe I missed the point of your post, but those are the problems I see from my interpretation of it.


Yes I think you did.

My point is I would rather make the choices of my retirement savings rather than be forced to invest in the inept system set up by the Government.

Again, I assumed the "bus" the poster to which I replied to (not yours) about was investments he is currently unhappy with that have tanked. Again, again, I assume he got on that bus voluntarily.

Thought I was clear, maybe it doesn't read well.
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Originally posted by LE89:
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Maybe I missed the point of your post, but those are the problems I see from my interpretation of it.


Yes I think you did.

My point is I would rather make the choices of my retirement savings rather than be forced to invest in the inept system set up by the Government.

Again, I assumed the "bus" the poster to which I replied to (not yours) about was investments he is currently unhappy with that have tanked. Again, again, I assume he got on that bus voluntarily.

Thought I was clear, maybe it doesn't read well.


Ahhh.. Ok, I gotcha. I thought you were referring to paying taxes through his paycheck when you said "bus".

Yeah, if a personal choice investment goes bad that's on you. But anything the gov't forces us to do with our money is unconstitutional and illegal.
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Originally posted by LE89:
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Originally posted by teyates:
Peter, should I also include another 1-3% of my income so that you can take a big paycheck for "managing" my money, and to cover your cadillac insurance plan, ability to travel the world at my expense, and right to feel entitled to anything or anyone you want?

If so, I am going to have to pass, I am already on that "bus" and it is costing me a fortune, and like thoe others, Idoubt I am going to get anything back on my "investment"....but hey at least somebody will be doing OK off my money!!! Wink


No disrespect intended but I am going to assume you are on that "bus" voluntarily and were not hijacked or kidnapped. You are or were, however, having the top 7.65% taken off the top of every paycheck and your employer is forced to match that for a total of 15.3%. If you, on the other hand had taken 7.65% of every check, forget the employer match, and burried it in your back yard making zero percent, you would have been better off than you are going to be when you retire, almost certainly. Your choice of investment has a chance, letting the Gov't save for you, well you have no choice. I know when I divide by ZERO on my calculator I get ERROR, which is what I will get when I retire.

When you are self employed it all comes out of your pocket. And if you are employed legally and paying taxes, you are "on that bus". I had much rather take what I give to the government and invest it myself. At least then I know who to blame when I have nothing to assit me when I retire..

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