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In reply to the discussion: So do we jump back in the market with our 401`s? [View all]southernyankeebelle
(11,304 posts)5. Don't you find it amazing that republicans are suppose to hate social security but that has
been the only secure benefits we have. I say leave that alone. If people want a separate pension plan then let them do it through the government where they can't touch it. When the person dies they get it all back what they put into it. Like an insurance. But through the government.
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Don't you find it amazing that republicans are suppose to hate social security but that has
southernyankeebelle
Jun 2012
#5
Depends on your age. If you are young, maybe you have the time to sit out a bad
JDPriestly
Jan 2013
#52
Feelin' kinda like you wanna bash your head against the wall there, are ya?
A HERETIC I AM
Jun 2012
#42
if you want <1% returns sure. Meanwhile blue chips often pay 3-7 on dividends alone.
dmallind
Jun 2012
#30
The day after 9/11, I took everything out of the stock and have NEVER looked back
benld74
Jun 2012
#17
I haven't responded directly to the OP because I am not in the habit of giving investment advice....
A HERETIC I AM
Jun 2012
#43
Yes, but you seemed very willing to respond to others ... even laugh at a few of them.
JoePhilly
Jun 2012
#48
Trying to time the market is difficult. See an investment adviser about what your portfolio should
yellowcanine
Jun 2012
#37
Only if you don't mind gambling with your money. Maybe try Atlantic City, you'll probably
sabrina 1
Jun 2012
#46
Any small fish who tries to swim in a sea of full of super-fast computer sharks is likely
JDPriestly
Jan 2013
#51