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oysterbay

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7. how much do you expect min wage workers to save?

Reply to Common Sense Party (Original post)

Sun Apr 7, 2013, 05:11 PM

Apr 2013

Seriously, the most I have ever made in a single year is $17K, I have never had an employer-provided fringe benefit, and barring a miracle my income this year will be around $12K.

I think we should offer cubicle living like in Japan.

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Living on Social Security & Medicare: The Reality [View all] Common Sense Party Jan 2012 OP

Since everyone's retirement accounts have lost money in the long run that is a fools errand. kickysnana Jan 2012 #1

Accounts have lost money in the short run, not the long run. Common Sense Party Jan 2012 #2

People below a minimum income can't save... oysterbay Apr 2013 #8

++ cbrer Feb 2012 #3

We need to get the economy going. OllieLotte Jun 2012 #4

government policies are often regressive... oysterbay Apr 2013 #9

my 87 yo mom's SS and Medicare cover only a small % of her costs wordpix Jun 2012 #5

I have heard the horror stories as well. I'm sorry your mom has to go through that. Common Sense Party Jun 2012 #6

how much do you expect min wage workers to save? oysterbay Apr 2013 #7