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Friday, April 17, 2020

What to do with your $1200


Suggestion list: What to do with your $1200 or $2400
Hold on to it for essentials as the future is unknown. If you must have cash to buy an essential down the line, you have it. Doctors, landlords, lenders, utilities can wait—they have reserves and access to federal lending programs we don’t have. Many states are making evictions and shutoffs illegal. If you have been laid off, explore your health care options. Trump says he will pay hospitals for C-19 care but what if you break a leg running your part-time business or fighting to get into the grocery store. Use some of your money to start/expand a hobby. People need something to do at home so offer your hobby/book/toys/etc over Amazon eBay, Craigslist, Facebook Marketplace, etc sales process. You may be allowed a tag sale in your front yard as long as you have 6 feet lines on ground. Better yet use Craig list. I sold an attic house fan that way. Never take anything on the internet for truth without ‘trust but verify’. I go to 3 other sources before I click. My garden center sent me an email offer with link to see details. I emailed them directly and they confirmed it was a scam/phishing from theft of their email list. Explore your situation. Ask your employer for help: vacation pay; forward sick time, student loan, etc. Ask your vendor for a couple of months wait in writing.
Gov resources to help deal with virus recession:

How the rich avoid paying taxes anywhere
It is easy—live where you want to but claim your legal residence—citizenship—in a country jurisdiction that does not tax money earned outside that country. In essence live in a tax haven—just officially. The rich maintain an intense schedule of travel using a virtual single-family office of professional management over their businesses. With accounting firms geographically dispersed, each is the cornerstone of their single-family management office. Their virtual family office coordinates experts and specialist serving the needs in specific geographic areas. This management scheme helps the wealthy be everywhere and nowhere at the same time. They are true global citizens—avoiding all local taxing and legal authorities. They even get C-19 screening tests immediately for free. Since money is no object, your family office will provide low taxes on your income from everywhere in the world and you just charge it to your personal credit card. When your yacht needs maintenance, the office in the country where it is docked takes over. Almost all your possessions and assets are owned by one of your companies so a wealth tax is as ineffective as the US income tax. You are not subject to jury duty or military service. Set up your own tax-free system here at home.

Does Trump receive a tax deduction since his name is on relief checks?
Will Trump’s accountants use the fact that his name appears on the check millions of voters receive use it as a marketing expense deduction for the campaign for president? In past campaigns, the use of his name has been a deductible expense. Why else would Trump insist to the Treasury Mnuchin that the IRS must delay checks by printing his name on the checks?  "During economic downturns in 2001 and 2008, President Bush included his name on letters sent in advance of recovery checks." The IRS refused to put Bush’s name on the checks. An observer noted that to avoid the potential for corruption or misuse of funds, a civil servant – not the president or someone appointed by the president – signs the checks. Trump wanted to actually sign as payer. Now he denies it and blames his staff. Treasury denies that coding software and reprinting the checks with Don’s name will NOT delay delivery despite previous reports. One Rep said: "So Trump is delaying the stimulus checks so his signature can be printed on each one. Him first. You second. Always." Trump makes $59 million on his name image.

Experts don’t know when businesses will restart
Every financial guru says they know but they are just guessing. This is not like any recession/depression before so we need to make plans to survive. Many are rescheduling their cruises in 2021 but that is more marketing (25% off). Wall Street’s ups and downs are just positive thinking by speculators. Politicians’ forecasts are biased. Some businesses will not be able to come back so the unemployed may have to shift jobs. More than 16.8 million Americans filed for new jobless claims. Some can’t even get the form to file. States’ cash is low. If there are over 10 million looking for work at the same time, it will take months to rehire/restart/restock for next year. Think of the lines when ads post 1,000 openings. Get refunds. Don’t waste that $1,200 paying bills. Doctors, landlords, lenders, utilities can wait—they have reserves and access to federal lending programs we don’t have. Many states are making evictions and shutoffs illegal. Perhaps a temp job will keep you motivated and fed for a few months. Prepare a budget to cover food necessities for 6 months so you don’t panic. We just don’t know and panic is all we can control now. During the ‘30s depression President Roosevelt helped us come together with a speech: Only Thing We Have to Fear Is Fear Itself” Definitely worth reading today:
“Only a fool … can deny the dark realities of the moment.”

JPMorgan caught overcharging own employees again
JPMorgan sued for overcharging 401k employees: failed fiduciary: pensions will be cut. Paying the 2% fees over time causes total accumulations to be cut by over HALF. JPMorgan and 401k staff is robbing its employees of the pension they paid for. Like many other large and small companies, the owners seek to make the 401k plan a profit center. The fiduciary duty—making investment options that are best for the employee—is required by law. Almost every new hire is given poor investing advice by the HR department in charge of signing employees up for the owner’s plan. Most HR people are not financial planners so they tell most young and old employees to put all their money into so-called stable funds. HR recommends these funds so that the owner will not be sued when the employees account value goes down. However, for anyone under age 50, these are the worst investment choices since most employees have time to grow their accumulations at the market rate of 11% not 2%: stocks vs bonds. Morgan employees, like most 401k members will end up with $62,000 instead of $195,500. Only the enlightened employee will put all their contributions into the low-cost index fund if they can find it in their plan’s 56 page brochure.


Why file your taxes ASAP?
If you have refund, waiting gets you nothing. Could the IRS run out of money? Could gov computers make a mistake after April 15 because they did not get the email about extension to July 15? Is it possible there will be big delays since all the IRS and check printers are out of the office now in virus lockout? Just to avoid all the bad stuff, file now. Check your state for deadline. The federal and state filing can cost you nothing at https://apps.irs.gov/app/freeFile/. Another site has no cost or restrictions: https://www.creditkarma.com/tax. And remember you can usually reduce income and thus tax by making a deductible contribution to your IRA. File now for refund: 90 day interest-free extension if you owe. https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-drop/n-20-18.pdf


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Like 1776, this period is a test of democracy—do we really want ‘low-IQMobster?

If it takes a village, the village idiot is in charge: “metrics up here” (his head)




Village idiot voids OSHA: don’t report virus—election coming
Village idiot orders his name put on relief checks: election messaging



We will never know who is getting $ billions in bailout money: Lobbyists know
While Rome burns … Trump plays The Apprentice daily; Congress is on vacation?

Navy ex-chief spent $243,000 to give 15 min speech blasting its captain: dock his pay!



SCAMS/SPINS:

Scammers ask for ‘processing fee’ for relief checks: No fee and no withholding tax!
Williams- Sonoma admits fake claim “Made in America” for its stuff
Travel insurance is really to insure sellers don’t lose money: they keep our money

Favorite virus scams: cures, faster checks, secret stuff, virus gear, toilet paper, taxes etc.
H&R Block bait and switch: charging for “free service”: Fee from refund stops $1200

Michael Altobell CA caught mismanaged client accounts suspended

IRS offers scammers a new tool: enter data get check for each fake ID you use.

FL to reopen schools: GOP Gov thinks kids not affected by virus

Virus misinformation grows: uncovering the truth: adults crying out for attention

Trump fixer Michael Cohen gets out of jail early: Trump’s lawyer sends him home.

Trump uses them as political tools. FEMA seized state order so Trump can give to GOP.


Marshal law TX FL RI: troops take ‘foreigners’ off roads; house ‘arrest’ for 14 days.

Jobs
Delta tells sick employees: don’t tell fellow workers you are sick

Fidelity Investments hires 2,000 to work the phones

Who owns your account now?
As banks get bailout money, they make it harder to get a low-rate mortgage: Cake and eat it too
Soon our waterfront property will be under water: when to change location accounts?

Vanguard others close fed money market funds to keep yields high: Fell to 0.6273% from 2%
Trump’s FHFA declines to bail out mortgage industry when borrowers miss payments

Miracle:
Doctor makes ventilator from items from hardware: why GM takes months at $10,000 ea
Super moon landing in San Fran bay: close est (to earth) encounter this year

First time president has declared major disaster in all 50 states at once
First time president insists his name appear on Treasury checks.
First family puts secret service staff at risk: Ivanka Jared kids travel despite Trump rule


Antiviral drug, also known as "GS-5734" shows promising results in trials

10 lost apple varieties found: rediscovered apples planted by NW pioneers.

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Friday, December 14, 2018

This is how Jared avoids his fair share of taxes


This is how Jared avoids his fair share of taxes
Like papa, Jared uses other people’s money to buy commercial real estate. He pays himself well to create losses. He adds the phantom expense called depreciation (building use and aging). The losses mount up over the years and are added to this year’s loss. He earns $millions but never pays tax. We taxpayers actually give him a refund. Here’s an example from 2015. W-2 income: $198,000. Taxable interest: $536,000. Dividends: $1,000. Capital gains: $974,000. Deductions: Tax losses from real estate and other partnerships: $3.5 million. Tax losses carried forward from previous years: $4.8 million. Total adjusted gross income: Negative $6.6 million. Tax refund $4,000. A new Jared NJ property just so happens to be located on one of papa’s US Opportunity Zones for another tax subsidy in Jared’s future. We have to pay Jared’s share of taxes too.

Prepay your 2019 tuition to maximize your tax credits
If you paid less than $4,000 of tuition for your college student, you can pay for the first semester or quarter of next year's college tuition in December and use that tuition for this year's American Opportunity Credit. However, you want to do the exact opposite if you've already paid more than $4,000 for your college student who qualifies for the American Opportunity Credit. You get no additional benefit from the American Opportunity Credit (max $2,500) if you pay more than $4,000 in tuition each year. In this case, you'd want to wait until January to pay tuition. That way you might increase your American Opportunity Credit next year since you've already maxed out the allowed credit this year. Be sure to show a Form 1098-T from your college or university to your preparer. Credit is partly against tax and partly refund if you owe nothing. 

Are you tempted to move your nest egg to gold?
Before you buy gold or its ETF, GLD, compare the fall it made in 2012, losing more than HALF its value over 10 years. Meanwhile over the same 10 years, the stock market index IVV, grew 129%. Use perspective to judge your investment accomplishments. Of course they all go up and down but did you and your broker KNOW to get out of gold on July 1 2012? I doubt it. Market timing is a sure way to lose money—you must be correct getting in and getting out. Over time your best bet (unless you have insider information like our Congress people do, is to hold, NOT to use a professional ‘gambler’. Compare broker /advisor-assisted accounts to a stock index (S&P 500): 3.79% vs 11.04%. Would you rather earn 11% over time? (most fund fees <0 .04="" o:p="">

Is final expense ‘senior’ life insurance right for you?
‘Premium never goes up and coverage never goes down.’ ‘You can’t be turned down.’ ‘Don’t leave your family with expenses.’ ‘Only $13.40 a month.’ Let’s look at the caveats for these plans. Coverage is limited for first 2 years and $13.40 buys only a $2,000 benefit at age 60 if you are female. Average age at death is 81 female, 76 male. So $13.40 for 20 years is $3,216. A $2,000 benefit (costing $3,216 or more) will be worth $1,000 in 20 plus years (inflation). You can buy more but the cost goes up at each age when you buy it. If you want to cover funeral and medical expenses for sometime in the future, this is the worst way to do it. No medical means the rate is the highest possible. If you invested your premium in a saving account or CD, you might have $4,400 not $2,000. Bank POD accounts serve this purpose. Clearly this account is for someone who responds to emotional TV appeals. A cost-effective legacy would provide an IRA which pays the beneficiary immediately. This could include funds for the funeral AND help the grandchild. Besides, after you pass, your debts are not owed by your relations.

Need help starting to save? How’s 5%?
This credit union will pay you 5% on your money to get you started in a regular savings plan. This plan includes a checking and savings account plus certificate of deposit earning 5%. The requirements make it a perfect savings starter for a young person. This is the first step to using the IRS approved tax-FREE account—the Roth IRA. You earn great rate and you pay no taxes on the interest. WOW 5% without paying taxes on interest. Later when you feel comfortable, you can experience tax-FREE growth on a securities account at a low-cost mutual fund provider. Then you can earn 10-12% on your retirement investments and pay no tax now or later when you take the money out. You can take out contributions anytime tax FREE. However, if you keep investing automatically in this account, you could reach $1 million later—Compound interest and earnings without taxes EVER. Compounding is what keeps the rich, rich.

Is this tax shelter right for you?
You can save/invest up to $500 a month and never pay tax on your earnings. This tax shelter is approved by the IRS! You don’t have to hide your money overseas. You don’t need a lawyer to set up the trust. You don’t need an advisor to manage your earnings. You don’t need an accountant to prepare your return for this shelter. You can set up this shelter on the phone or online in about 1 hour. You can have the trustee put the same monthly amount in automatically. You can have the unbiased trustee manage the securities at little cost. Tax-FREE earnings means you are not paying 10%, 12%, 22%, 24%, 32%, 35%, or 37% on your money after you accumulate $500,000 or a $1 million or TWO. (You can earn 10-12% a year over time.) There is no penalty if you need to take out the amount you put in so far. You may even be able to put your 401k in this shelter.

How can you avoid home buying mistakes?
No 1 rule: get mortgage first so you can pounce. Write down your absolute needs. This will NOT be your only house. Be practical—walk around neighborhood at night and day—looking for noise and pollution. Never buy a home with a shared driveway. Consider the nearby activity—your street used as detour from main road when school in session? Do research: Look at the neighborhood tax records—are taxes jumping in recent years? Consider estate sales—study internet listings for private sales—for real bargains. Make sure you have $5,000 on hand for immediate repairs or new inside painting—costs less BEFORE you move in. Buy lawsuit insurance too.

Is the IRS saver’s credit right for you?
Yes, you can receive a credit for saving worth up to $4,000. The amount of the credit is 50%, 20% or 10% of your retirement plan or IRA or ABLE account contributions depending on your adjusted gross income. The maximum credit amount is $2,000 ($4,000 if married filing jointly). The Saver’s Credit can be taken for your contributions to a traditional or Roth IRA; your 401(k), SIMPLE IRA, SARSEP, 403(b), 501(c)(18) or governmental 457(b) plan; and your voluntary after-tax employee contributions to your qualified retirement and 403(b) plans. Let Uncle Sam help you get rich.


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Make America, “The Don”, Great Again
Truth isn’t truth, his lawyer


Two Americas: A Banana Republic? Do we really want an infant king? Daddy Putin!


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How Govt wastes our money: Congress spends $1.3 Trillion we don’t have! 

Here are the people who REALLY decide how our tax dollars are spent.

SCAMS/SPINS:
3 people agree with Trump’s global warming analysis: Putin, Saudis, Kuwait dictators.
10 terrorists were NOT caught at border: Trump’s trumped up hysteria for the base.


The ‘Leader’ violates every legal protection under the law: Obstruction and Tampering.
Can Don the Mob Boss escape his ‘dirty deeds’? Don still not knows he broke the law!


The Mob Boss can never go to jail: Trump has Kava as Supreme so no indictment.
‘No man is above the law’ … well up till now. Dictators nullify courts first, then votes.
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Jobs:
Extra cash from jobs you can do any extra time.

Separating children from parents seems to be part of the job: NYPD, ICE
Facebook calculating where you will be in the future: prevent crime? Catch criminals?


Who owns your account now?
What are your rights when you buy a DNA test?
Fewer children have health care with Fed cuts. Congress people take more coverage.
Merced P&C taken over by CA after fire claims wiped out insurer of many wildfires.

Let a real estate company buy your house: forget the hassles … for a price.
Keep your receipts: IRS goes after the ‘little people’ since ‘short 1/3 staff’ for wealthy.
Did your ObamaCare plan lower its price this year: check out what you have TODAY.

Miracle:



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Friday, September 28, 2018

Expecting negative returns in 2018?


Are you expecting negative returns?
This year is on track to deliver the lowest share of positive returns adjusted for inflation across 17 major asset classes since 2008, according to Morgan Stanley. Too bad. Our clients have stayed with their balanced portfolios because we can’t predict the future of the markets. This is a snapshot of their returns so far:

Total Return Fund Long-term Return Longevity
YTD 2018*                              2017
10.2%                                      21.7% 500 Index                     11.1%* since 1976
 7.9                                           3.2% Energy                            10.7% since 1984
10.4                                          17.9% Extended Market          10.9% since 1987
13.2                                          19.6% Health                           16.5% since 1984
 3.5                                           42.9% International Growth     10.8% since 1981
14.3                                          29.5% PRIMECAP                 13.9% since 1984
10.5                                          16.1% Small Cap Index           10.7% since 1960
 0.1                                           10.2% Wellesley Income          9.9% since 1970
 3.1                                           19.1% Windsor                       11.5% since 1958
 6.3                                           16.8% Windsor II                    10.8% since 1985
 8.0%                                       19.7%                         Average 11.7%
*9/26/18                                   Average Annual Returns as of 12/31/17.



Is ‘interactive’ life insurance right for you?
Your annual physical is no longer enough for one insurer. Now they want your ‘lifestyle’ data on a continuous basis or you can’t be insured. Hancock says. The Hook: policy holders are incentivized to adopt healthy habits and pay fewer premiums. On the other hand, insurers may eventually use data to select the most profitable customers, while hiking rates for those who do not participate. And can we trust them to provide the discounts or even pay benefits? MetLife and other insurers stopped looking for beneficiaries so they could keep the death benefits. If the beneficiary does not keep in touch with the insurer, they lose. Life insurance is NOT an investment anymore.


Are you overpaying for car insurance?
This graphic shows the average costs per state for min and max coverage. Are you where you want to be? You may be paying for benefits you don’t need, like life insurance, towing, or full replacement. You may not have claimed all the discounts you deserve. Unfortunately, insurers don’t ask about the items you can qualify for since it reduces their commission. You have to ask to have life and health care insurance removed. If you have this coverage already, you’re wasting your money with a car insurer. Some add accidental death and disability insurance to your premium. Do you know when NOT to make a claim? If you don’t shop around, you never have the benefit of new client discount. Securing your discount adds up year after year.



Which Medigap plan is right for you?
Look closely at your supplement plan. Plan F will cease in 2019. The existing Plan G may be a better deal for you. Consult with your doctor and your records to see what you really need. Plan G provides the most benefits but at higher prices than others. For instance, you get limited foreign travel medical assistance included. Frequent co-pays get expensive. Can you switch to generic drugs? One agent says: “You save about $350 a year on premiums, so it makes no sense to buy F to cover the $183 deductible.”

 Is your Medicare Advantage plan denying service you’re due?
Auditors have found “widespread and persistent problems related to denials of care and payment in Medicare Advantage,” the report said. The fixed per-patient rates the government pays may give plans “an incentive to deny preauthorization of services for beneficiaries, and payments to providers, in order to increase profits,” the report said. Enrollment doubled over the past decade. One-third of Medicare patients are now covered by the private plans. In 2016, the plans denied 4% of requests to approve treatment before it was provided, known as prior authorization, and 8% of requests for payment after treatment. Only 1% of patients disputed the insurers’ denials. Most disputes changed denials to approve. Most plans provide additional coverage, such as vision, dental care, and prescription drugs.
Always dispute a denial: some plans reverse 98% of the time.


Who is this Mueller guy anyway?
He never speaks but his pen speaks for him. 35 so far. ‘Witch hunt’ has 191 criminal charges by this duly-authorized former FBI chief of the investigation. What happened to get Trump elected will require a simplified 2 hour movie to explain all that went down with this ‘Russia’r Trump’ thing. This investigation may be more important than the Nixon termination event. As happened then, our democratic principles are at stake. After all the voter suppression, can the people of America vote to put us back on track? Are our votes counted fairly? Can our Reps govern? Can the FBI do its job? Does donor money control every election? Do we outlaw all the money? How much power should the president have?
Will the middle class survive? https://inequality.org/facts/income-inequality/


Is a ‘Retirement’ bond right for you?
The retirement bond would not pay back the principal; instead, after 20 years, it would become more like a deferred annuity paying a stable, secure income—but investors would get more bang for their buck. Martellini says the retirement bonds could be offered as transparent, low-cost products that are easier to get out of than a typical income annuity. Someone five years from retirement today, a 61-year-old, would be buying 2023 retirement bonds. The bonds would start paying cash in 2023, and continue paying for 20 years. If launched, the new retirement bonds could be offered in lieu of bonds or annuities to investors. “Annuities are opaque, costly and mostly irreversible unless you’re willing to pay high surrender charges,” says Martellini. Most retirement investors want security and a guaranteed stream of income, but they also want the flexibility to adjust their investments and their potential income stream over time. But most bonds lose value over time so buying a bond locks in low income payments.

How much emergency cash is enough?
Savings, CD, MM, credit cards or bond fund. Which is best for you? Some propose an employer plan with paycheck deduction like a 401k but with no penalties. Actually some can do this now with a Roth 401k. You get tax-free growth for life and you can take your contributions out anytime without penalty. A short-term corporate bond fund like VFSTX will rise with rates. CDs are tricky since rates are rising so keep away. Or perhaps your best alternative is a HELOC. If you have equity in your home, you can obtain a line of credit for rainy day. Home worth 300,000 and you owe 150,000 you may obtain 50,000. With no closing costs and interest charged (current 5%) only when you use the line, this a perfect ‘emergency’ fund. You can leave your retirement money alone to grow. As long as you don’t misuse this money, you won’t lose your home—HELOC is a 2nd mortgage.
Don’t fall for your broker/advisor illiquid products: https://www.amazon.com/Avoid-Scams-Brokers-Advisors-Sender/dp/1726328023

Do we go backward or forward with wages?
Most Americans say they are NOT benefiting from the $4,000 Trump promised. Most feel that Trump helped his class—giving us higher tax bills in the future to pay for all the cuts in revenue in the next 10 years. Corporations got to keep all their subsidies, grants and special financial deals. Average homeowners in CA, NY and NJ are not able to deduct their property tax so anyone with a single family home will pay more. Those who own the mansions have put the property in a legal entity to keep the deductions like The Don’s home in Trump Tower—all deductible. Because half of workers are not skilled they earn what they earned in the 1970s-80s adjusted for inflation. Plus health care costs rise and Obama subsidies were cut so many will go bankrupt with illness. We have no infrastructure works program that could employ those workers. Is going backward right for America?
Last time unskilled workers were left stranded, America did not abandon them. They got work building many village halls, dams, bridges, etc. We had hope because we were moving forward with a little help from the feds. 8.5 million of our fellow Americans had work and it paid off. Now most of the subsidy money goes to the wealthy class.

Another way the wealthy avoid their fair share
Trump’s new tax law changed the AMT—alternative minimum tax—so that many rich people will not have to pay it. Treasury gave us this tax after it was determined that 155 rich people paid no tax in 1966. Americans were outraged and Congress added a tax. AMT was born in 1979. Millions of rich people had to start paying their fair share under Reagan. Now Trump and his tax-credit class have got CPAs maximizing retirement contributions, funding a health savings account and making investment account adjustments where it makes sense to take the losses for use against gains. “After that, we go for increasing charitable contributions,” an observer added. You don’t need a CPA.

Homeowners in Dem states plan property tax limit workaround
New Jersey has set the rules for how residents can make an end run around the $10,000 federal limit on state and local tax deductions. Unfair treatment compared with other states is at stake. The average home in NJ is assessed $18,000 tax. Each jurisdiction can establish non-profits to collect taxes for education, fire, police, libraries, trash pick-up, road repair and other local services making them a charitable deduction. “If and when the IRS finalizes its rules, we’ll see them in court,” Attorney General Gurbir Grewal said.



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Make America, “The Don”, Great Again

Two Americas: A Banana Republic? Do we really want an infant king? Daddy Putin!

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Is Medicare for All the answer? Obama & Trump could NOT stop the rise in health care.
House on vacation again: no work no pay! Save $ millions—half are already millionaires.

SCAMS/SPINS:
Trump tax cuts went to the wealthy—some middle class actually pay more: voters wise.
Drug prices manipulated due to shortage and shortage created by drug firms: addiction.

Social Security sends email; NOT call for information—never give callers your info.
Non-bank lenders playing the same role as in 2007: could melt-down happen again?

Voya caught giving criminals passwords to 5,600 client data. Fined $1 million. Fees rise.

Half of cellphone calls scams: fake directed at most vulnerable of us. Feds do nothing.

Suicide by cop: Everyday people with guns kill co-workers and get cops to kill them.


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Why is Trump surprised when the world laughs at his ridiculous narcissistic statements?
Trump: I fear #METOO Movement. “It’s happened to me many times.” “I grab p__y.”
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Jobs:
$73,000 driving for Walmart: Congress changing law to age 18?
Are you sure you want to keep out all immigrants? She is 7 and the next generation.


Who owns your account now?
Identity theft protection is free: Freeze your account so thieves can’t buy in your name.
What to watch to avoid cyberattackhack/theft: think like hacker—what can go wrong.
Genetic test: insurers can use it for genetic discrimination : results vary by company.

Your business self-insured for health care? Cut out the middle person.
OppenheimerFunds to Invesco Ltd.

Miracle:
A tiny clip in your heart can save you but it costs $30,000: doctors/hospital extra?

Good Samaritan helps stranded car but then evil comes.

Two heads are NOT always better than one. Anything can happen and does.

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