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BOESEL: The real change is that we feel excited again about dividend investing because the market is going to reward it, particularly with companies that can grow their dividends for a long time. Eleven Dow stocks now yield more than money-market funds. And there's $2 trillion in those funds looking for a place to be. Dividend stocks will do well...
When President Bush unveiled his nonsensical budget proposal last Monday, he once again demonstrated his complete inability to engage in responsible fiscal planning. In his $2.23 trillion budget, he called for both increased spending and increased tax cuts—a policy that is not only fiscally irresponsible, but also potentially harmful to the economy. The budget makes room for billions of dollars in income tax cuts while dramatically increasing spending for the military, domestic security and veterans services. If enacted, projected deficits will reach $1 trillion over the next five years. The proposal also abandons financial support for some...
...reasoning. As the costs of climate change become more obvious in everything from lost crops to wrecked real estate, victims will begin pointing fingers and businesses will begin diving for cover. John Dutton, dean emeritus of the Penn State's College of Earth and Mineral Sciences, estimates that $2.7 trillion of the $10 trillion U.S. economy is susceptible to weather-related loss of revenue, meaning that an enormous number of companies have "off balance sheet" risks related to climate. This could wound corporate America in a lot of ways, particularly as insurance companies discover this new area of risk...
...himself only for his discussion of faith based initiatives. His plan for removing taxes on dividends is failing. Members of both parties oppose it and all he did was essentially re-read the talking points. Bush can be evangelical when talking about education. When he sold his first $1.3 trillion tax cut he became animated talking about single mothers trying to support a family. There was none of that tonight...
EXTENDING TAX CUTS. The $1.35 trillion tax cut passed in 2001--and set to expire in 2010--will be made permanent...