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I am 52 years old. I have been working since I was 15 years old. I have no savings, no retirement, and will never own a home before I die. And there is now a trillionaire.

The 30-year government bond rate is now 5.1% Trying to convince my wife to sell our house We'd walk away with $900,000 after fees Put all of it into 30-year government bonds Collect $45,900 a year for 30,000 Use that money to pay rent Never mow a lawn or fix a leaky roof again And get our $900,000 back in 30 years

Until everyone is housed, no one should own multiple homes.

I don't get greed. If I had Bezos cash, I'd be fixing a problem every week. Homelessness? Not on my watch. Hungry kids in school? No way. Animal shelters full? I'll build 10,000 more.

This level of wealth hoarding is a mental illness.

No one “earns” a billion dollars. No one can work a billion times harder than anyone else. There is no good, ethical, or righteous billionaire. That kind of wealth can only be accumulated through the exploitation of the working class. No exceptions.

Bernie Sanders: Never before in history have so few people had so much wealth and so much power, and so much control over the media.

she was at work at an amazon warehouse. she left her car running with the AC on, apparently the child turned it off and couldn’t get it back on. this child died in an amazon warehouse parking lot because her mother couldn’t afford childcare. the USA is a tragedy

There are people reading this right now that think $3,000 is low property taxes

Rent for a one bedroom is $1,850. That means you need over $5,000 a month just to qualify. Show me the 25 year old making $74,000 a year for a starter apartment. I’ll wait.

Wouldn't it be nice if you could say goodbye to TurboTax and file your taxes for free, online, and directly with the IRS? I have a bill to get that done.

Elizabeth Warren has introduced a bill to allow Americans to file taxes for free directly with the IRS.

About 40% of Americans report having under $500 in cash savings, according to FOX 5.

are americans ok?

“Nearly 40% of Americans said that they have less than $500 in cash savings.”

Nearly 40% of Americans said that they have less than $500 in cash savings, per FOX 5

Taxing non-income-producing property is wrong. Homeowners should not be forced to work to pay "rent" to the government for the privilege of living in their own homes. Property taxes should only be levied on income-producing property, as the income provides a means to pay the tax.

"One third of Americans skip meals or other needs to afford healthcare," per WaPo.

People don’t tell you when you buy a home that your mortgage is going to be sold 6 times in the first 1.5 years and you have to constantly be creating new accounts, setting up autopay, and have like 6 form 1098s… Why