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Politics : PRESIDENT GEORGE W. BUSH

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To: Fangorn who wrote (18577)5/9/2000 7:52:00 AM
From: chalu2  Read Replies (1) of 769667
 
What makes you presume I would not read the articles? Do I know you? You must be a lovely person to know, addicted as you are to the gratuitous insult.

I did read the articles. The presumption is that the private funds would be professionally managed--yes, just like the banks that were deregulated in the 80's were professionally managed. The author of the first article glibly intimates this professional management would be mandated, perhaps even a subject of overregulation. Who would the government mandate to be capable of professionally managing retirement funds? The answer is: no one! How could you legislate who among tens of thousands of fund managers or money managers would be allowed to manage my retirement savings? You couldn't! It's unworkable.

I've seen many people woefully mismanage IRA's and 401K's. If this were only a private matter, I'd say it sounds like a great idea. But, as with bank deregulation, you will unleash an unregulated Pandora's Box here, which we all will pay dearly for if it goes awry.
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