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The US Federal Reserve officially announced the QE3, which is another de facto limitless printing of easy money, which means a “bond buying program”. One week after that, the Bank of Japan announced it was adding another 10 trillion yen ($128 billion) to its already massive bond...
The real the purpose of next QE3 and whatever upcoming QEn is:
Finance Budget Deficit (80%)
Push Up assets prices (10%), and
Push “temporarily” Stock prices up (10%)
Finally, we need to be aware that more QE will come in the next three more years...
The purpose of next QE3 -and upcoming QEn - will be:
• Push Up assets prices (10%)
• Push “temporarily” Stock prices up (10%),...
EVERYBODY MUST improve their income either SALARY or PENSION. Between 2013 and 2014, the vast majority of products on the market price will rise more than 10% -15% of its current value. The reason "More dollars will be printed, which will generate more inflation." http://...
Not only the remaining 1.5 trillion (out of 2.65 trillion) from last QE2 will be placed in the next months –creating more inflation- but also new signs of upcoming QE3 are part of Mr Obama’s administration on or before Dec 2012.
Please, we have to understand that...
The real unemployment rate is for the United States is more than 15.0 %
What is the next step for Mr Bernanke?
The Federal Reserve will unleash $1.5 TRILLION dollars from the last QE2 into the economy and that will create more inflation. That means to double the entire money...
A poll asked the question like this: “What is the minimum amount of savings you’ll need to live on comfortably in retirement ?”
27.2% responded "Under $250,000 for the next 20 years".
Okay, we realize a quarter million dollars is nothing to...
What is the total value of your cash, savings, and investments, including all stocks, bonds, retirement plans, and real estate but not including your primary home? The average 55 year-old married couple has less than $50,000 saved up for retirement so far. What can I do to Retire Safely?
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We realize some people might find living on $20K-$30K per year a satisfactory retirement. It only takes a little more work and planning to “Secure the Retirement of your Dreams”.
Wouldn’t you rather spend your golden years traveling the world? Pampering...
A Traditional retirement plan gives you a deduction for savings today; but then you retire and pull or your money out of your retirement plan, you will be taxed at higher tax bracket. Does it make sense? The answer is no. What about if inflation is added during 2012-2015? It will be worse,...