Medicare Losing Universality? When More Means Less

[Guest guest]

I know Misty this has little if anything to do with the current thread but it

is about the elderly and a interesting proposal a friend of mine and I came up

with.

 

 

This is a hypothetical proposal for the time being, as I am curious

for feedback from ALL of us who are concerned with our retirement

funds we have been generating throughout our working lives up until

retirement.

 

I am concerned with the way the loopholes for the rich which benefit

them, my proposal is this:

 

Lets say that seven years prior to your retirement you were given that

period of time the opportunity to not pay taxes on the gross amount

accumulated within a given pay period. At the culmination of a seven

year term under these conditions, you were allowed the entire amount

plus interest upon retirement. Now to bring this to a closer scale,

the range amount would begin at $25, 500 to $60, 000 which

generally is the working class average income taxed the highest

and receiving the least. Now this would be an opportunity for

tax-payers to not be required to rely on the government or other

subsidiary offers for buying into a company's shares and receiving

some sort of compensation.

 

May I have some feedback after giving this issue serious consideration.

Our future is now !

RLS/5-6-18-3

 

4peacealways,

 

Ms. Ricki

 

thanks for allowing me to post this here......

 

 

 

 

 

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