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To: hmaly who wrote (125274)10/4/2000 3:20:22 PM
From: Jim McMannis  Read Replies (2) | Respond to of 1570239
 
H,
RE:", if govt. raises my fuel taxes, but lowers my Fed. taxes by a similar amount"

LOL...Lower Fed taxes? You know taxes are a one way street...At best they would leave Federal taxes the same and raise energy taxes. Then after they spend the money on some unrelated program, the energy tax stays...

Jim



To: hmaly who wrote (125274)10/5/2000 4:20:14 PM
From: TimF  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1570239
 
A 2% return is a joke, how many people couldn't
beat that; in addition, a lot more people would take an interest in their retirement savings. We need a reason for
young people to believe Social security will be alive and well for them also.

I wish I could have gotten a 2% return so far this year on my investments :(

I do however understand your point and agree with it.

Tim


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