Wrong.... again. Firstly him just acknowledging radical Islam is bigger then anything Obama has done his entire administration. Secondly we have called them out dropped the biggest bomb we have on them just to call them out. Showing we will not tolerate their b.s..
My financials I will not lie yours is better then mine. Have about 30k in my 401k and about 5k in blue chip stocks. I own my car I own my housekwell the bank does but I'm working on it) I don't want to wait until my 60s to retire so looking for alternate resources like stocks, mj, etc.
35,000 in savings. Is my guess that you make $50k per year too high? Oh well, I'll just use that number for now. It's the national median household income. Median wage for individuals is less, about $35K per year. Is that closer? I'm not knocking you for saving, good for you that you are. Are you single? I'll just assume you are for now.
http://www.aarp.org/work/retirement-planning/retirement_calculator.html#/your-retirement-income
If I assume you make 50k per year, and make other assumptions:
are saving 10% of your income -- that's $400 per month
(you don't save that much do you? Better get started chowder head),
you are 30 years old, are single and always will be (snicker),
are comfortable with your current lifestyle and will live at about the same after you retire
your savings of $35k is invested in a broad based index fund that returns about 6% per year
pay in to social security every month throughout your working life
and you retire at age 60
Congratulations
You will be able to retire at the same standard of living that you currently have by age 60. About 2/3 your income will come from social security. Also, this model assumes medicare remains in place at about the same level of support for the elderly.
Did you know your republican congress wants to privatize and cut benefits from social security and medicare? Medicare is one of the programs on the chopping block in the currently passed medical bill.
Without medicare to limit your medical bills as you get older, your ability to ever retire is questionable.
Also did you know that they just signed an order to deregulate the finance industry? Your financial adviser can put their need for a new car or a bindle of coke ahead of yours when they manage your account.
It's now legal for them to put your interests second to their own when they manage your account. Finance charges can be a huge drag on retirement savings and prevents thousands of people from ever being able to retire, by the way.
Also, it's pretty unusual for people to make it to retirement without a major interruption in their earnings, such as getting laid off when a plant closes or a health issue. You should probably save more now. Saving $600 per month might make it more likely for you to overcome this when it happens and still retire at age 60.
Trump shagged you, idiot. The wealthy don't want you to retire comfortably. They want you to make money for them as long as you can and then die as cheaply and quickly as possible. Talk about a sheep. sheesh.
