To: library user
That’s a little too easy to say when you aren’t watching your retirement fund sucked down the drain.
8 posted on
09/29/2008 11:21:36 AM PDT by
andy58-in-nh
(Somewhere in Illinois, a community is missing its organizer.)
To: andy58-in-nh
Meh. My retirement fund is a 401k also, and I don’t dare look at it. Such is life. I’m going to watch for some good buying opportunities.
There is no sure bet. You’re on the wrong planet, perhaps the wrong universe, if you are looking for guaranteed security.
14 posted on
09/29/2008 11:26:03 AM PDT by
Zeddicus
To: andy58-in-nh
"Thats a little too easy to say when you arent watching your retirement fund sucked down the drain."
Your retirement fund (and mine) will be fine. WS is having a little temper tantrum that their big fat LIE to the American people didn't work. Our funds will be fine. The market is not down 700. That was total market manipulation to literally SCARE UP some yes votes. The markets will be fine and gas will be low. Credit will be hard to get if you've got bad credit (wow, shocking) and for those of us who have been responsible, life will go on.
19 posted on
09/29/2008 11:26:53 AM PDT by
DRey
To: andy58-in-nh
I’ve already watched one retirement fund go down the drain. It was called “social security.” It went down the drain because the government was running it.
So now my other fund is tanking. At least if the market remains in the private sector, I can make a comeback with what’s left. Had it been taken over by the government in this bailout, I’d expect the same result as socialistic security.
23 posted on
09/29/2008 11:28:04 AM PDT by
henkster
(There's nothing wrong with the economy that an expensive bailout can't prolong.)
To: andy58-in-nh
“Thats a little too easy to say when you arent watching your retirement fund sucked down the drain.”
My funds have lost 30% in the last few months and it's STILL pretty damned easy to say for me. Stop your belly aching and watchout for the country and your progeny rather than you pocketbook! Sheesh!
24 posted on
09/29/2008 11:30:34 AM PDT by
griffin
To: andy58-in-nh
your retirement fund is sucked down the drain by inflation and $700 billion would create a lot of inflation.
28 posted on
09/29/2008 11:31:38 AM PDT by
ari-freedom
(Let freedom ring!)
To: andy58-in-nh
I think a lot of folks on here cheering the failure of this bailout are worried about their retirement. For me, I would rather work my fingers to the bone until I die than to give my country over to socialism.
38 posted on
09/29/2008 11:35:40 AM PDT by
txjeep
To: andy58-in-nh
“Thats a little too easy to say when you arent watching your retirement fund sucked down the drain.”
How close are you to retirement?
50 posted on
09/29/2008 11:41:26 AM PDT by
Checkers
(Voting for McCain? Then don't complain. (Hey, that rhymes.))
To: andy58-in-nh
Thats a little too easy to say when you arent watching your retirement fund sucked down the drain.?
Don't feel like the Lone Ranger.
Suck it up and be glad we got the victory over socialism, fleeting though it might be.
69 posted on
09/29/2008 12:01:43 PM PDT by
HIDEK6
To: andy58-in-nh
Thats a little too easy to say when you arent watching your retirement fund sucked down the drain.?
Don't feel like the Lone Ranger.
Suck it up and be glad we got the victory over socialism, fleeting though it might be.
70 posted on
09/29/2008 12:02:27 PM PDT by
HIDEK6
To: andy58-in-nh
Thats a little too easy to say when you arent watching your retirement fund sucked down the drain. The people on this thread who are saying they would rather have the stock market crash instead of voting for socialism I bet had nothing to begin with in the market.
I was not for the bailout bill in it's current form but something needs to be done.
124 posted on
09/29/2008 4:01:53 PM PDT by
am452
(Paulson is the Andrew Lesko of Wall Street)
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