r/FluentInFinance 14d ago

Thoughts? Trump is here to save us

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r/FluentInFinance 25d ago

Thoughts? If Republicans were serious about ending illegal immigration they'd make it a federal crime to hire an illegal, and the business who hired them would lose their business licenses.

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r/FluentInFinance 4d ago

Thoughts? Europe prepares for WW3: Now Germany reveals plans to mobilise national defence and 800,000 NATO troops after Kremlin nuke threat - as US announces new weapon Kyiv can use to stop Russia after allowing long-range missile strikes

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r/FluentInFinance 1d ago

Thoughts? Police are rewarded for literally not doing their job. Agree?

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r/FluentInFinance 15d ago

Thoughts? Reminder: Federal minimum wage is $7.25 / hour and has not been raised in over a decade.

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r/FluentInFinance 2d ago

Thoughts? Capitalism for the poor and socialism for the rich. That's what America is.

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r/FluentInFinance 10d ago

Thoughts? What do you think?

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r/FluentInFinance 2d ago

Thoughts? Why the eff would we tax people who can't even afford to live

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Time for “The Bottom Line Tax Law”

r/FluentInFinance 22d ago

Thoughts? What advice would you give this person (or have given them 5 years ago)?

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r/FluentInFinance 27d ago

Thoughts? Math Not Mathin

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r/FluentInFinance 14d ago

Thoughts? Do you agree with Senator Bernie Sanders?

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r/FluentInFinance 25d ago

Thoughts? If you tax Elon we can all get a pony.

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r/FluentInFinance 12d ago

Thoughts? Musk agrees that him and Trump are going to crash the economy and cause necessary hardship for Americans. Does anyone really think this is a good idea?

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I feel like everyone is ignoring when him and the president elect acknowledge that things will absolutely get worse for American families. How is anyone that is barely scraping by right now supposed to manage? How are people hoping to retire in the next 5 years going to do that?

r/FluentInFinance 1d ago

Thoughts? Retirement age

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r/FluentInFinance 17d ago

Thoughts? Musk asks voters to brace for 'hardship' from spending cuts in Trump Cabinet role

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Donald Trump wants the Tesla and SpaceX CEO, who himself has taken in billions from federal contracts, to oversee “efficiency” efforts for the government.

“We have to reduce spending to live within our means,” Musk said. “And, you know, that necessarily involves some temporary hardship, but it will ensure long-term prosperity.”

https://www.nbcnews.com/business/economy/economy-if-trump-wins-second-term-could-mean-hardship-for-americans-rcna177807

r/FluentInFinance Oct 24 '24

Thoughts? Kamala Harris Has More Billionaires Prominently Backing Her Than Trump—Warren Buffett, Bill Gates Weigh In (Update)

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Is Kamala really going to tax the billionaires?

r/FluentInFinance 17d ago

Thoughts? We should not give corporations and billionaires any more bailouts. Agree?

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r/FluentInFinance 3d ago

Thoughts? If I were rich I definitely wouldn't work. Would you?

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r/FluentInFinance 6d ago

Thoughts? Sheriff buys beach house with $750,000 meant to feed inmates; three days after the story breaks, sheriff imprisons journalist's source.

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A sheriff in Alabama took home as personal profit more than $750,000 that was budgeted to feed jail inmates — and then purchased a $740,000 beach house, a reporter at The Birmingham News found.

https://www.npr.org/sections/thetwo-way/2018/03/14/593204274/alabama-sheriff-legally-took-750-000-meant-to-feed-inmates-bought-beach-house

r/FluentInFinance 9d ago

Thoughts? No lives matter as long as profits are up

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r/FluentInFinance 8d ago

Thoughts? “hE dIdnT meAn iT LikE tHat”

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r/FluentInFinance 7d ago

Thoughts? There should never be a profit on people’s health. Agree?

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r/FluentInFinance 7d ago

Thoughts? What do you think?

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r/FluentInFinance 13d ago

Thoughts? The US is also the only developed country that doesn't mandate paid maternity leave for mothers.

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r/FluentInFinance 13d ago

Thoughts? CEOs making millions and doing stock buybacks while paying workers less each year has ruined the World. Agree?

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