Submit a Story!
What Is 'Rich' In Your Area?
What Is 'Rich' In Your Area?
After the final presidential debate last night, there has been a lot of discussion about ' Joe the Plumber ' and his take on Obama's tax plan. To sum it up, he doesn't like it because it would tax him higher if he were to purchase a business which would earn him more than $250,000 a year. Fair ...
 Summit of the euro area countries: declaration on a concerted European action plan of the euro area countries
Summit of the euro area countries: declaration on a concerted European action plan of the euro ...
ue2008.fr — 1) Financial systems contribute essentially to the well functioning of our economies and are therefore a necessary... prerequisite for growth and a high level of employment. Millions of depositors have trusted their wealth to our financial institutions. ... (more) Summit of the euro area countries: declaration on a ...
Comments
Blog Reactions

Joe the Plumber is NOT the Average American
The Wild Investor - Stock Market Advice and Education — ... McCain said it best, “Joe you’re rich.” Yeah, so who cares. To clarify, I don’t think Joe really cares that much, but, instead, it was just a last attempt by John McCain to try and sway some votes his way. What do you think? Should we really focus on Joe the Plumber? Is too big of a deal being made that he might have to pay more taxes than those less fortunate than he is? Wall Street Fighter - What is Rich in Your Area? ...

Related Content
Poor Aren't Poor Because Rich Are Rich
realclearmarkets.com 11/4/2008 — For years, we've debated rising economic inequality. On one side, liberals denounce it as unjust. Redistribute wealth to the poor and middle class, they say. On the other, conservatives minimize its importance. What matters most is overall economic ...
Make a living or get rich!
garyscommonsense.blogspot.com 3/26/2009 — Does one want to make a living or get rich? That's the question that every investor probably needs to ask themselves when they enter this business. If the answer is you want to get rich then there are basically three ways to accomplish that goal. The ...
Politics
bloomberg.com 11/24/2008 — Obama’s Troika May Push for Deeper Role in Economy (Update3) By Rich Miller and Robert Schmidt Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- Barack Obama today unveiled an economic team steeped in fighting crises and likely to push for an unprecedented government role in ...
washingtonpost.com - nation, world, technology and Washington area news and headlines
washingtonpost.com 9/29/2008 — Financial Crisis Looms Over Holiday Season As the clock ticks down to critical season for retailers, department stores and clothing merchants report sharp drop in sales. Ylan Q. Mui and Kendra Marr Getting a Grasp on the Crisis The point of the rescue ...
how to get rich, explained
themoneygardener.blogspot.com 11/14/2008 — Do Not Purchase a Home for Nearly the Amount that your Lender Pre-approves You For. Lenders obviously want you to borrow as much money as you can theoretically handle based on your income. This figure is usually ridiculous when you consider the fact ...
Tax Rates of the Rich and Poor
gregmankiw.blogspot.com 2/27/2009 — I posted this information a while back, but it is all the more relevant today in light of President Obama's recently proposed tax changes. From a recent CBO report , here are effective tax rates (total taxes divided by total income) for 2005, the most ...
Debate Live Fact Check
voices.washingtonpost.com 9/28/2008 — 11:02 p.m. Obama made an arresting and frequently repeated claim near the end of the debate--that the U.S. has lost considerable respect in the world over the course of the Bush administration. "We are less respected now than we were eight years ago ...
A Billionaire Tells How to Get Rich
freemoneyfinance.com 10/18/2008 — Mark Cuban certainly has an unorthodox style and reputation, but no one can argue with the fact that he knows how to make money. In a recent blog post, Cuban shared his thoughts on how to get rich . He lists three steps required -- here's the first: ...
For Those Who Said He Wouldn't
maxedoutmama.blogspot.com 11/19/2008 — The governors had their climate change conference, and Obama made an appearance yesterday. The NY Times has the story : Speaking by video to a climate conference in Los Angeles, Mr. Obama repeated his campaign vow to reduce climate-altering carbon ...
To Get Rich is Glorious
togetrichisglorious.blogspot.com 1/28/2009 — In the public policy arena, however, this has dreadful consequences. If a bill comes up, for example, to spend -- i.e. take from taxpayers and reallocate -- money on children's health care, a vote against is seen by a number of people as a desire to ...
On health care, deposit insurance, drugs, consulting, space, Wall StreetThe Economist: Full print edition 10/16/2008
SIR – The section on health care in your special briefing on America’s election accurately diagnosed the system’s two most important problems: soaring costs, which stand at $2.5 trillion, and the lack of insurance coverage for 46m ...
Lexington: John McCain's last chanceThe Economist: Full print edition 10/16/2008
The Republican contender is losing. Here is what he needs to start saying JOHN McCAIN has survived political death before. In 2000 his career in presidential politics apparently died in the killing fields of South Carolina. In the summer of 2007 he ...
Fact-checking: Fire-fighters for pantsThe Economist: Full print edition 10/16/2008
But who will check the checkers? BOTH candidates “are flinging rather a lot of political poppycock,” says FactCheck.org, a website that does what it says it does. John McCain will cut your pension. Barack Obama does not take the Iranian ...
Campaign advertising: Full of sound and furyThe Economist: Full print edition 10/16/2008
The mud is flying, but it probably won’t affect the outcome of the election AT THE beginning of this month, millions of Americans got letters boosting Barack Obama. Unlike most political messages, these were turgidly written, scrupulously ...
ACORN: Mickey Mouse for Obama?The Economist: Full print edition 10/16/2008
A rash of fraudulent registrations INTEREST in the upcoming election is running high, and officials around the country have reported big surges in voter registration. But some of the new applicants do not pass muster. In Orlando, home to the Magic ...