Fmr jarhead
Senior Member
freeandfun1 said:Ah c'mon, you need to be more caring and willing to share your retirement savings with those less willing to take risk! It is only fair that you take all the risk and then share what you gain from that.
If they do pass an option type program, how long before they decide to tax, at a high rate, anything you earn over what is paid out by SS?
For example, if you take risk and end up with a retirement portfolio that pays you a retirement of $8,000 per month, but SS is only paying 1,200 a month, I bet they will eventually tax you at a higher rate (say maybe 50%) on your "extra" $6,800 a month. How else can they redistribute your earning on the risk you took?
at 8K per month, I guess I would be a rich guy, huh?