This is How States Will Take Your Pension
All emphasis ours
written by Soren K and MarketSlant
with contributions by Vince Lanci of Echobay.com
Are you watching closely CT, IL, NJ etc?
The table is now set for you to have your pension violated for the greater good. Are you paying attention? Someone is deciding that you must decrease your standard of living on behalf of someone else because the state of CT in its infinite ignorance messed up.
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