As healthcare continues to improve, and our ability to prolong life grows, how do we financially support these years? Specifically, what are some possible solutions for the elderly to produce value during retirement?
A) They plan on this longer retirement, and financially prepare for it during their working years.
B) They make smart investments during retirement, and are able to live perpetually on those earnings.
C) We promote the extended family - the grandparents live with their children, and take care of their grandkids so that the children can work more.
D) The Fed budgets for it.
E) Any other ideas of elderly entrepreneurship? October 10, 2008
Earn Your Meds, Gramps
As healthcare continues to improve, and our ability to prolong life grows, how do we financially support these years? Specifically, what are some possible solutions for the elderly to produce value during retirement?
A) They plan on this longer retirement, and financially prepare for it during their working years.
B) They make smart investments during retirement, and are able to live perpetually on those earnings.
C) We promote the extended family - the grandparents live with their children, and take care of their grandkids so that the children can work more.
D) The Fed budgets for it.
E) Any other ideas of elderly entrepreneurship? October 9, 2008
Why Every President Sucked
(a continuation)
#12. Zachary Taylor
In February of 1850, Taylor met with Southern leaders threatening secession who believed the Federal Government was overstepping its constitutional power and encroaching on their state rights. Taylor threatened back, telling them that persons "taken in rebellion against the Union would be hung... with less reluctance than he had deserters and spies in Mexico."
A powerful way to get your point across. Unfortunately, before these mass lynchings of Americans could occur, Taylor died in office.