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Law to be passed to force Califronian's to be enroll in pensions, state profits
2013 Jul 25, 7:30am 8,159 views 37 comments
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smaulgld
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2013 Aug 1, 9:28am
Yeah and they will end up doing it on a national scale when they realize social security is broke, the treasury is broke and no one will buy US treasuries unless its mandatory
smaulgld
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2013 Aug 1, 9:42am
"Confiscating wealth would mean that the government gets the money. I don't see that happening"
If a thief steals money and gives it to his friends and doesn't keep any of it, is it still theft?
smaulgld
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2013 Aug 1, 9:43am
"...and if you don't live long enough to collect benefits who gets the money ?"
back to Ceasar I would guess
zzyzzx
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2013 Aug 1, 11:51pm
.and if you don't live long enough to collect benefits who gets the money ?
Your designated beneficiary, just like on a 401K, I would think.
FortWayne
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2013 Aug 12, 5:04am
.and if you don't live long enough to collect benefits who gets the money ?
Your designated beneficiary, just like on a 401K, I would think.
Same with army veteran benefits. Spouse gets them.
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The confiscation of wealth begins in California
Law to be passed to force Califronian's to be enroll in pension plans that deduct 3%.
I am sure the state will kindly manage your 3%
Goodluck ever seeing it.
What if you leave the state, good luck getting it!
California thieves from workers!
http://www.reuters.com/article/2013/07/22/us-san-jose-pensions-trial-idUSBRE96L11720130722
http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2013/05/california-vs-the-retirement-tsunami/275790/
"The new system would deduct an automatic 3 percent contribution from the paychecks of eligible employees, unless they chose to opt out. Workers with unconventional employment arrangements--like housecleaners--could opt in. And businesses with more than five employees that fail to allow payroll deduction would pay a penalty of $500 per eligible employee"