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22 hours ago ago from Charapay
Why zero inflation is bad for you. Why zero inflation is bad for you. You might be happy if store prices aren't rising, but at the same time, Social Security checks aren't getting any bigger, and your CD might pay only a penny on the dollar. Government benefits and tax breaks designed to keep pace with inflation through annual cost-of-living adjustments and indexing won't budge in 2010. You won't earn much on your savings either. ...
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9 hours ago ago from Tai-Chi Policy
Recent studies confirm, again, that tax cuts work better than spending to promote growth . 2 times better, in fact. Guess what Democrats want to do? In addition to increasing spending, they want to increase taxes. Posted in Government Tagged: Democrats, Spending, Taxes
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21 hours ago ago from My RV Talk
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18 hours ago ago from The Columbus 10 - Top Ten Lists of the Best Restaurants, Businesses, Services, and Everything Else You Can Imagine in Columbus, OH
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12 hours ago ago from Sultan Knish
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10 hours ago ago from U.S. News
Pa. gov to pursue shale tax, school-funding hike HARRISBURG, Pa. (AP) -- Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell said he will press for another increase in public school funding and a tax on natural gas production when he presents his last state budget in February. But the Democrat would not reveal how or whether he will use his final year in office to try to head off a fiscal "tsunami" that he warns is headed toward Pennsylvania after his term ends. ...
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