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Retirees: Get ready to live on $190 a month
NEW YORK (CNNMoney.com) -- Are you prepared to live on $190 a month when you retire?
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As a side note, $190 per month is also what one could make in a Chinese factory working 40 hours per week at $1 per hour. Coincidence?
Hurray! We've solved the global imbalances problem. Sigh.
I should qualify that by saying that you could almost make $190. In order to get the full amount you'd need to put in some overtime.
As a side note, $190 per month is also what one could make in a Chinese factory working 40 hours per week at $1 per hour.
The commute to and from the Chinese factory is going to be a bear for the boomers. I expect a lot of car pooling. You know, they can live in the same car in the factory parking lot and commute home on leap years (Feb 29th).
mab,
Perhaps the government could install anti-toll booths to help subsidize the commutes?
I'm picturing that you roll down your window as you drive past and an automated machine with facial recognition software shoots a quarter at your head.
It would also help track the terrorists. Win win. The quarter's speed would be much higher if you don't turn to face the camera.
Ultimately, we could merge two of our government departments under one roof.
Homeland Social Security
190 bucks? How many goats is that?
dearieme,
One?
Cost of raising a goat
Expect to pay between $100 and $300...
Attention Retirees: The cost of raising a goat is not included. It's probably best not to buy one a month.
When I retire, $190 will be 12 hours of property taxes.
Charles Kiting,
I just did the math on my property taxes.
We're paying 75 cents per hour, 24 hours per day, 365 days per year.
That's just depressing. The "paid off" house eats better than we do, and that's not even counting maintenance or insurance.
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