Jobs revised…

Flyjunky12

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I haven’t seen this brought up anywhere but just goes to show another Biden/Harris lie for the past 4 years, smoke and mirrors.

The bureau of labor and statistics downward revised the April ‘23 to March ‘24 jobs number by 1 million. So all those numbers, just like all the other revisions that happened under Biden, was just a way to grab headlines but then the revisions are never talked about.

It’s just like all the other economic data that’s released, later revised downward but media doesn’t mention it.

Reminds me of back in June/July when they were touting some job growth but failed to mention 75% of those jobs were govt jobs.
 
I'm crushing it in the market, well into 6 figures YTD, my economics are doing well, very well.
 
What do you expect from the Democrats?
Lie, cheat with smoke and mirrors.
They have been posting inflated #s for 3.5 yrs.
 
What do you expect from the Democrats?
Lie, cheat with smoke and mirrors.
They have been posting inflated #s for 3.5 yrs.
The only inflated numbers I care about are my brokerage and 401 accounts... impressive to say the least.

Hope the "inflation" of those accounts continue.
 
We had peace and prosperity under Trump. I heard pete buttigieg say "we're not going back" and the crowd roared with support. I believe him.
 
Glad your finally admit you have inflated your 401k.
Everything about Buzzy is inflated

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Gawd......I love federal employees....
Me too, having affordable medical insurance, life insurance, a pension, and the largest defined benefit plan in the US is pretty awesome. Being able to retire and keep that affordable health and life insurance allows for retiring in style. The Social security offset from MRA to 62, damn good deal. Of course paid holidays, 5 weeks and a day paid vacation, credit hours and comp time don't suck either. Tacking on unused sick leave to years of service for pension also a great deal.
 
Me too, having affordable medical insurance, life insurance, a pension, and the largest defined benefit plan in the US is pretty awesome. Being able to retire and keep that affordable health and life insurance allows for retiring in style. The Social security offset from MRA to 62, damn good deal. Of course paid holidays, 5 weeks and a day paid vacation, credit hours and comp time don't suck either. Tacking on unused sick leave to years of service for pension also a great deal.
I think you'll be fine unless Trump gets elected and cuts unnecessary and wasteful spending at the Federal level.
 
Me too, having affordable medical insurance, life insurance, a pension, and the largest defined benefit plan in the US is pretty awesome. Being able to retire and keep that affordable health and life insurance allows for retiring in style. The Social security offset from MRA to 62, damn good deal. Of course paid holidays, 5 weeks and a day paid vacation, credit hours and comp time don't suck either. Tacking on unused sick leave to years of service for pension also a great deal.

Project 2025 can't come soon enough for some
 
Me too, having affordable medical insurance, life insurance, a pension, and the largest defined benefit plan in the US is pretty awesome. Being able to retire and keep that affordable health and life insurance allows for retiring in style. The Social security offset from MRA to 62, damn good deal. Of course paid holidays, 5 weeks and a day paid vacation, credit hours and comp time don't suck either. Tacking on unused sick leave to years of service for pension also a great deal.
Trim the fat
 
You better switch your vote to Harris.
Naaa...just negotiated and signed a new 6 year contract. Best contract I've seen for BUE's ever. I'm also retirement eligible 8 months from November.

Plan is to work until 60, I'll have 43 years in plus another year and 4 months of credit toward pension with unused sick leave. Pension alone should be just about 4k a month. Draw another $4-5k a month from 401, $1.5k a month rental income, $1.6k month SS. Prolly just use the brokerage account for hunting/fishing trips, and vacation per whim. The Mrs. will add in another 5-6k a month from 401, 1.6k month SS. Both of my nephews will inherit 7 figures when we wrap it up... generational wealth.

Should be able to afford gas money to do some fishing, but only because I already have a lifetime Wyoming fishing license or it would be tight.

Not too worried about keeping the wolves off the porch.
 
Naaa...just negotiated and signed a new 6 year contract. Best contract I've seen for BUE's ever. I'm also retirement eligible 8 months from November.

Plan is to work until 60, I'll have 43 years in plus another year and 4 months of credit toward pension with unused sick leave. Pension alone should be just about 4k a month. Draw another $4-5k a month from 401, $1.5k a month rental income, $1.6k month SS. Prolly just use the brokerage account for hunting/fishing trips, and vacation per whim. The Mrs. will add in another 5-6k a month from 401, 1.6k month SS. Both of my nephews will inherit 7 figures when we wrap it up... generational wealth.

Should be able to afford gas money to do some fishing, but only because I already have a lifetime Wyoming fishing license or it would be tight.

Not too worried about keeping the wolves off the porch.
I've been retired for 10 years and haven't touched my 401k except to roll it over to ROTH. I don't make a habit of looking but I noticed the other day I was up almost $8K in one day.
 
I've been retired for 10 years and haven't touched my 401k except to roll it over to ROTH. I don't make a habit of looking but I noticed the other day I was up almost $8K in one day.
I forgot about the RMD's but now that it's all converted that's no longer an issue.
 
Naaa...just negotiated and signed a new 6 year contract. Best contract I've seen for BUE's ever. I'm also retirement eligible 8 months from November.

Plan is to work until 60, I'll have 43 years in plus another year and 4 months of credit toward pension with unused sick leave. Pension alone should be just about 4k a month. Draw another $4-5k a month from 401, $1.5k a month rental income, $1.6k month SS. Prolly just use the brokerage account for hunting/fishing trips, and vacation per whim. The Mrs. will add in another 5-6k a month from 401, 1.6k month SS. Both of my nephews will inherit 7 figures when we wrap it up... generational wealth.

Should be able to afford gas money to do some fishing, but only because I already have a lifetime Wyoming fishing license or it would be tight.

Not too worried about keeping the wolves off the porch.

Man makes plans God laughs
 

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