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I too am interested. lovemydog Jan 2015 #1
Me too. I don't feel qualified to discuss it terribly well from a realpolitik POV, but... Bonobo Jan 2015 #2
Its breaking down olddots Jan 2015 #3
Ronald Reagan forced Japan to impose a 20% tax on all savings interest, Art_from_Ark Jan 2015 #4
Wuh? I didn't know my savings interest was being taxed! Bonobo Jan 2015 #5
Check it out next time you go into a bank Art_from_Ark Jan 2015 #6
Between that and the demand for Japanese businesses to save 50% of their annual net Bonobo Jan 2015 #7
Here's an explanation of the 20% savings interest tax Art_from_Ark Jan 2015 #8
Well, that was completely clear! ;) n/t Adrahil Jan 2015 #10
Translation: Art_from_Ark Jan 2015 #13
Thanks! Like most Americans, I'm useless if it's not in English.... Adrahil Jan 2015 #15
Thanks, even my wife did not know about it! nt Bonobo Jan 2015 #12
I have saved what used to be considered a nice pile of money historian Jan 2015 #9
We live in a global society that is based on more people doing more things The2ndWheel Jan 2015 #11
My plan is to work untill my death and then to be cremated in a cardboard box Orrex Jan 2015 #14
Let's face it... Bonobo Jan 2015 #16
Or discarded because you're over 50 LiberalEsto Jan 2015 #25
Or you can follow the advice of a Turkish (Communist) poet. (His biography KingCharlemagne Jan 2015 #19
wonderful poetry nt LiberalEsto Jan 2015 #26
+1 Blue_Tires Jan 2015 #28
The advantage of dropping dead at work is: someone's there to deal with it NBachers Jan 2015 #21
You have to have money in the present to save for the future. Octafish Jan 2015 #17
For your reading pleasure (and further consideration): KingCharlemagne Jan 2015 #18
Over time, I've become VERY pessimistic about the future. closeupready Jan 2015 #20
I've been saving for retirement since I was in my teens Ms. Toad Jan 2015 #22
Financial communes. Find neighbors or relatives to trust and pool all your money into one account... randome Jan 2015 #23
For the same reasons, the dollar is doomed. Orsino Jan 2015 #24
By now, everyone has seen this graph: Maedhros Jan 2015 #27
I'm disappointed but not surprised... There are no answers to this scary question. Bonobo Jan 2015 #29
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