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Here Are The Top Retirement Investment Vehicles From Q3 2014 (Demo)

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By Gary Reber Uncategorized January 9, 2015

On January 6, 2015, Warren S. Hersch writes on LifeHealthPro:

Retirement assets accounted for 36 percent of U.S. household financial assets at the close of Q3 2014.Retirement assets accounted for 36 percent of U.S. household financial assets at the close of Q3 2014.

U.S. retirement assets reached $24.2 trillion at the close of the 3rdquarter of 2014, a total unchanged from the end of the second quarter, according to new research.

The Investment Company Institute discloses this finding in a tabulation of financial data from ICI and other sources. They include the Federal Reserve Board, Department of Labor, National Association of Government Defined Contribution Administrators, American Council of Life Insurers and Internal Revenue Service Statistics of Income Division.

http://www.lifehealthpro.com/2015/01/06/here-are-the-top-retirement-investment-vehicles-fr?eNL=54aeac82140ba0cd1228da7a&utm_source=LifeHealthProNewsFlash&utm_medium=eNL&utm_campaign=LifeHealthPro_eNLs&_LID=110400738

As my college at the Center for Economic and Social Justice (www.cesj.org)  says: “As bean counters continue to count the beans. Some among us are counting the possibilities of a way to double that $24.2 trillion in less than 8 years (with real productive assets of growth). Capital Homesteading for every child, woman, and man – citizen.

“Teach them to fish!”

“The unemployed, the socially disinherited, the poor broken earthenware of humanity ask for “work,” but what they really want is independence. The normal man does not want to be fed either by a social agency or a state; he wants liberty. … property is the economic guarantee of human liberty.”
“Power follows property, and they who own things to a great extent own persons. That is why in Russia, since all the productive property is in the hands of a few selfish opportunists, the citizens may go to the polls, but they may never exercise their freedom. So too under a highly capitalistic system, the laborers may vote for the president of their country, but they have nothing to say about the industry where they work. Once you concentrate property in the hands of the few, you create slaves; when you decentralize it, you restore liberty. .. Slaves need not all be poor. Some are very rich in Russia, as some are very rich in Rome and comfortable on the Southern plantations.”
~Fulton J. Sheen, Freedom Under God, Economic Guarantee of Liberty, 1940; Just Third Way Edition 2013 (page 49, 38).

 

 

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