CKNSLS wrote:
I obviously disagree. But we agree to disagree. The loss of jobs since I was a kid, and the vastly increase costs of living will have a major impact on disposable income. Houses much more, food more, healthcare through the roof. Do you have any idea what health care costs are for a family of 4 to 5 people? No real increase in wages, quite the opposite, employees working many more hours for the same or in many cases less money. Times are a changing.
I believe those who don't feel the difference and who can still save and invest their money are the university grads making 6 figure incomes. Or the Bill Gates out there. Or those on the Gov bandwagon with bennies out the kazoo. I don't think they realize what it's like for the rest of us not in that income bracket or not getting all the free or almost free bennies like health care, dental care etc.
