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From the article link you posted which you obviously did not read this one either. Yes, let's stop everything over .2 percent inaccuracy.

 

"Inaccurate payments are unacceptable. Social Security's Recovery Act payments were 99.8 percent accurate and we quickly collected the majority of the inaccurate payments. Each year we make payments to a small number of deceased recipients usually because we have not yet received reports of their deaths."

 

The inspector general for the Social Security Administration has been performing an audit to make sure no checks went to ineligible recipients. The latest report was dated Sept. 24 but was just recently posted to the agency's website.

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Using 2008's numbers:

 

.2% of $615,344,000,000 is $1,230,688,000.

 

That's 1.2 billion.

 

 

A billion here, a billion there...pretty soon you're talking real money.

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pretty laughable that the US is accusing China of currency manipulation

 

 

China is slowing down the Fed's plan to de-value to the dollar so it can pay back its debt in inflated dollars.

 

I's sure the Chinese as majority holders of our debt are pleased as punch to having their debt paid back with monopoly money

 

It won't be long before the US dollar is no longer the world's reserve currency -  even shorter if Geitner pushes the world into a currency and trade war.

 

 

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It's all starting to fall apart right now. Goodby 401K

What do you mean goodbye 401k? After the inflation kicks in and the market adjusts, that $10k you put in will now be worth $1M (which of course you get to pay the taxes on when you withdraw, a gallon of gas will be $50, and the Dollar Menu at McDonalds will be replaced with the $100 value menu

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What do you mean goodbye 401k? After the inflation kicks in and the market adjusts, that $10k you put in will now be worth $1M (which of course you get to pay the taxes on when you withdraw, a gallon of gas will be $50, and the Dollar Menu at McDonalds will be replaced with the $100 value menu

The way I see it would not be normal inflation but hyperinflation kicking in that would make the Post-WWII hyperinflation of Hungary look like a burp. Hyperinflation bankrupts local governments and sends commodities through the roof. As prices of essential goods like food, gas, and heating oil increase and supply of those commodities decreases, people will be willing to literally sell anything that is not critical to survival in order to obtain those goods. Thus, stocks, real estate, cars - whatever is perceived to be ‘unnecessary’ - will be sacrificed in order for people to obtain the most basic of hard commodities.

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