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About Pádraig Floyd

I write about money, how we can grow it and ultimately hold on to it throughout the ever extending journey of life.

The Disastrous Consequences of Raiding Public Pensions – CounterPunch

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The Guardian (blog) The Disastrous Consequences of Raiding Public Pensions CounterPunch Detroit’s bankruptcy and a high profile lawsuit in San Jose highlight a national effort led by fiscal conservatives to undo the basic promise embodied in public…

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The UK’s Most Disturbing Number: Total Unfunded Pension Obligations = 321% Of GDP | Zero Hedge

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For all our UK readers, who hope some day to collect pension benefits, we have two messages: i) our condolences, and ii) you won’t.   Why?

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Pensions minister to join Hargreaves Lansdown as an ‘apprentice …

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Pensions minister Steve Webb will spend a day as an apprentice at online stock broker Hargreaves Lansdown.

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Detroit: Pensions or Derivatives? Glass-Steagall Would Have Made …

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This amount equals 15% of Detroit’s total annual all-source revenues estimated at $1.49 billion this year, and Orr agreed to do it while defaulting on pension bonds. This $225 million is not a debt; rather it represents 75% of …

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Social Security is Healthy Compared to Public Sector Pensions

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Last week yet another missive on the lessons to be learned from Detroit’s bankruptcy was published, this time in Forbes Magazine by Jeffrey Dorfman, an economist at the University of Georgia.

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SNP ‘refusing to face reality’ over university and charity pensions – Telegraph

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SNP ministers have been accused of refusing to face reality over the pensions “turmoil” independence would cause charities and universities after they continued to blame the UK Government.

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