Has Obama Given You Any Money From Those Evil Rich People Yet?

Has Obama given you any money from those evil rich people yet?

I am sorry what was your question? I got kind of lost in that pontification

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Would you be upset with your bridesmaid?

She makes $17 an hour, spends it on junk, and youre surprised she is not coming? I doubt she has any money left over for traveling. And honestly, who is saving money here? If you lost 1400 in deposits, and now you have to pay for airfare, hotel, and food for your wedding. Not to mention the guests costs, if they are able to attend. You lost your job and didnt know how to pay for everything. If I were you I would have scaled way back, instead of going bigger.

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According to a recent study from Yale, Medicare for all will save money and save lives, so why doesnu2019t everybody want it?

Number one, many people believe-with good reason- that it wo not actually save any money. In fact, due to more usage and maybe even over usage, it's likely that it will be more expensive.Furthermore, generally, the top half of wage earners pay all of the federal income tax and likely that wouldnt change. And currently many people in the lower half of wageearners do pay for health insurance. So not only would the lower half not be paying into the pot to cover healthcare costs, we would be adding more people who would be consuming resources but would not be and never have been paying in. But the top half will be paying for all of it. I am sure that sounds good to the bottom end, but the the lower end of the top half absolutely can not afford to carry everyone else

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Which stocks are doing well right now?

Since it's a game, you should not look for safe places to put your virtual money, you should look for the very aggressive plays. You should do that because if lose you did not lose any money but if go really aggressive you might win the game. You should buy any of the following just pick one: RIO, FCX, PCU, TIE, AIG, BAC, JPM they are all very risky and aggressive plays right now, since it's a game you should diversify either, but the hole lot in only one stock. you might double your 90.000 in no time, or lose bad, but in the end all that matter is finishing first. You cannot lose by adopting this strategy.

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Are fossils worth any money?

As others have said, it depends on what kind of fossils they are, and how well-preserved. I know places in Texas where you can easily collect 100 pounds of fossils in an hour. Unfortunately, these are precisely the kind of fossils that are common as dirt, and that you probably will get little for, unless you decide to sell them yourself. However, a superbly-preserved invertebrate fossil can be worth at lot, especially if complete specimens a rare. For instance, trilobite fossils are common, but *whole* trilobite fossils are not, and these go for a tidy sum. If you are lucky enough to find a good vertebrate fossil, you could sell it for a *lot*. I would suggest looking around at fossil collections for sale online, and from there getting an idea of what the going rate for fossils of various kinds are.

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Did Kate Goslin save any money for the kids?

I certainly hope so!! But her looks are so high maintenance! Lol I can not stand her! I am glad the show was canceled! But, to answer your question about the kids and money, I think there is a law now that protects children in show business or those on reality tv. Here is some info I found on the web... he Coogan law is a California law named for child actor Jackie Coogan. Jackie was a very famous and busy actor in the 1920s and 1930s (adults today might know him as Uncle Fester in the Addams Family series). When he became an adult, he found that despite making millions as a child, he was broke. His mother and step-father had used his earnings, which was legal at the time. As a result of his sad story, the original Coogan Law was passed in California in 1939. Today, there are various versions of the Coogan law in effect around the nation and in Canada. The laws mandate that a percentage of a child actor's gross income be set aside for them in trust. In the states, the common percentage is 15%. In Canada, it is 25% after the child has made $5,000. California's law is the most far-reaching and has been updated several times, most recently in 2004. It is the version used by most productions in the entertainment industry. For this reason, most of the information on this site is pertaining to CA, but parents should be aware that different laws may apply depending on where your child lives and works. New York, Louisiana, and New Mexico have fairly recent Coogan laws, and several more states are working on new legislation.