Been watching this group for a bit. Here is a first question:

 Anyone here know of a LEGAL way for a mid-30 something to get out of
paying into social security? I mean everyone knows that the system will
be bankrupt in like 10 to 15 years, so I really don't think that it's
going to do ME much good paying into the system, when there is virtually
NO CHANCE that I will ever see any of that money ever again. I would
much rather invest it myself somewhere i.e. stocks mutual funds etfs'
etc etc etc. Thanks for any feedback.

Ken

  On Sat, 05 Aug 2006 11:55:16 -0400, "Ken C. M."


Quit your job and live on unearned income (interest, capital gains,
rent, etc.).


Dennis (evil)
--
My output is down, my income is up, I take a short position on the long bond and
my revenue stream has its own cash flow.  -George Carlin

 Ken C. M. wrote:

   "Everyone knows"? In 1978 the man who is currently president said it
would be bankrupt in ten years.

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George Grapman wrote:

Well, it did need to be err...reformed in the 80's or he would have
been
right.  It would seem that some of us are paying a lot more while the
age
where we can collect has been pushed out further.  I was not old
enough to vote at the time these decisions were made.  Curious how
that works.

-Tom

 


I've been hearing that for 30 years now...




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