Unfunded Public Employee Pension Liabilities Are Larger Then We Have Been Told.
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2012/06/14 00:43:28
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Charles Gasparino managed to get a report put out by JP Morgan (J.P. Morgan, the largest underwriter of municipal debt) on the size of the Public Employee Unfunded Pension Liabilities, that puts the current amount at 3.9 Trillion to 5 Trillion dollars. That includes Local, State and Federal employee pension liabilities. The question is, How does one solve such a huge problem and why are our elected officials not doing anything about it? We see our government attacking businesses who lost roughly 1% of their total wealth and none of it taxpayer dollars or customer funds. They attack every area of business. Further complicating the normal business functions and adding huge costs to every business, large AND small. With great zeal and I think enthusiasm they write more regulations and rules, that many of them don't even understand. Do they not see the REAL problems or are they afraid to act on anything for fear of losing their jobs?
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Leasheryn/Lady Willpower 2012/06/14 01:01:16Time to get tough+7There have been so many lies and cover-ups perpetrated by this administration that it's downright scary. The fact that things are NOT getting better is becoming more and more obvious as each day passes. Yes, it's time to get tough!




















Cut them off from the trough.
Many are in Wisconsin.
The Feds the last raise the debt crisis , Geither had said he wasn't giving the Federal system a pension payment to save money. You will find that many states and lower governments forgot to pay the pension funds so they wouldn't have to raise taxes or they wanted to fund some social program or a way to balance the books.
everyone. save. invest. save yourself. no one can save you but you.
we have something like 50 TRILLION in CDO and CDS liability hanging over our baning system. technically, they are broke, too.
if you can't honor your obligation, you ARE broke.
rates will go up when risk drives it up. at some point, the system will get so wobbly, Uncle Ben won't be able to stop it.
yeah. QE III. i want to puke...