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...better off tax-wise with companies that pay a dividend than with those that do not. Still sinking in: dividend investors might even be hurt in the short run because the Bush plan makes it silly to own such stocks in tax-favored accounts, where most people invest...
...kick in, Republicans believe that key voting groups like married couples and seniors will not really care if the rich got richer as long as they did too. "Our first challenge is to allow Americans to keep more of their money so they can spend and save and invest," Bush said in announcing the program in Chicago last Tuesday...
...city councilor in Salvador for the Green Party. He enjoyed that experience, but never contemplated entering federal government because, he says, "politics is a martial art, and I'm more cut out to be a diplomat than a politician." But Brazilian politicians may be special. "Maybe power doesn't invest as much in people here," Gil muses. "They maintain their humanity, their cordiality. Brazil is different in that human warmth is essential and abundant." Now that he's part of the leadership, Gil must come up with meaningful policies on a budget of just $120 million, much of which...
...better off tax-wise with companies that pay a dividend than with those that do not. Still sinking in: dividend investors might even be hurt in the short run because the Bush plan makes it silly to own such stocks in tax-favored accounts, where most people invest...
TIME: Critics complain that leaders in many industries would rather tweak old technologies than seriously invest in new ones. Do you agree...