Sunday, November 15, 2020 2:32:21 PM
Seriously, why is it that some things are adjusted for inflation but others are not? Every year the social security threshold goes up, but the limit on education accounts remains at 2K per year. Good grief, it took twenty years for them to start increasing IRA contribution limits from that measly amount.
I wonder how many victims of this disaster would be better off if Mr. Schatt and company were charged federally with fraud. That would allow everyone to take the loss as a Ponzi scheme type loss, like folks were able to do for tax year 2008 thanks to Mr. Madoff. (When you think about it, Bernie’s Ponzi scheme was not the biggest of all history, nor even the biggest one to fail that year, if we broaden the definition—just a bit.)
My new goal in life is to be interviewed by Chantel Elloway. When that happens, my comments will be story, observation, opinion, maybe even enthusiasm. What I say will never be instructions on how you should risk your money. Same goes for these posts.
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