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You are right...

   and I fully and unhesitatingly agree with you on that...

      because I subscribe unreservedly to those views too.

           Rather, I am speaking from the point of view of those

               who  have never known financial freedom in their lives

                   and those many who have to eke out a living daily, etc.

Sorry for the misunderstanding. 

    Hope you understand my context.

        Take care. 

beruangface      ( Date: 02-Aug-2010 10:10) Posted: You are worng mate, many CEOs and investment bankers work till their early 50s only, some even retire before 50 y o, these highly paid individuals, they really know how to enjoy their life, they work very hard when they are young so they can retire early and enjoy their life...i dont think they are idiots, cos seriously u cant earn all the money in this world, and u cant exchange life with money, think about it.. iPunter      ( Date: 02-Aug-2010 09:06) Posted: If one's salary is high, who in the right mind would not want to work forever? If everyone's salary is very high, I think only idiots will stop working. Then there will be a long, perhaps endless queue, of very aged persons who want  to start working... hehehe...

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beruangface      ( Date: 02-Aug-2010 10:10) Posted: You are worng mate, many CEOs and investment bankers work till their early 50s only, some even retire before 50 y o, these highly paid individuals, they really know how to enjoy their life, they work very hard when they are young so they can retire early and enjoy their life...i dont think they are idiots, cos seriously u cant earn all the money in this world, and u cant exchange life with money, think about it.. iPunter      ( Date: 02-Aug-2010 09:06) Posted: If one's salary is high, who in the right mind would not want to work forever? If everyone's salary is very high, I think only idiots will stop working. Then there will be a long, perhaps endless queue, of very aged persons who want  to start working... hehehe...

You are worng mate, many CEOs and investment bankers work till their early 50s only, some even retire before 50 y o, these highly paid individuals, they really know how to enjoy their life, they work very hard when they are young so they can retire early and enjoy their life...i dont think they are idiots, cos seriously u cant earn all the money in this world, and u cant exchange life with money, think about it..

iPunter      ( Date: 02-Aug-2010 09:06) Posted: If one's salary is high, who in the right mind would not want to work forever? If everyone's salary is very high, I think only idiots will stop working. Then there will be a long, perhaps endless queue, of very aged persons who want  to start working... hehehe...

Key conundrum 

'The crux of the problem is what to do with highly paid older workers and how to create opportunities for younger workers.'

MS PAULINE MARGARET CHUNG: 'I cannot agree more with Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew's remarks yesterday ('Never retire') that there should not be an official retirement age. What is WRONG is the assumption that once we get older, we get slower and less productive and, therefore, should be paid less. The crux of the problem is really what to do with highly paid older workers and how to create opportunities for younger workers. It was much easier when there was an official retirement age, but with longer lifespans and the growing irrelevance of fixing an official retirement age (except for the purpose of cashing out pensions), many organisations may be stumped.

Why don't organisations treat all their employees as contract workers?

It sure beats generalising about the productivity of workers and paying them less when they reach a certain age.'

It does...

Straits Times

23.36pt to

3,011.06 points

teeth53      ( Date: 31-Jul-2010 23:18) Posted: Despite the up and down., it will cross and will not be decisive, just my personnal view. http://money.cnn.com/2010/07/30/markets/markets_newyork/index.htm CNN. Stocks: Best monthly gain in a year NEW YORK (Money.com) -- Despite a mixed performance on Friday, stocks booked the best monthly gain in a year, with the Dow Jones industrial average and S&P 500 both rising nearly 7% in July. Stocks were supported this month by strong quarterly financial results from major U.S. companies. About 75% of the roughly 300 companies in the S&P 500 that have reported earnings so far have beat analysts' estimates.   cathylmg      ( Date: 30-Jul-2010 22:33) Posted: Will it cross over decisively next week?

Despite the up and down., it will cross and will not be decisive, just my personnal view.

http://money.cnn.com/2010/07/30/markets/markets_newyork/index.htm

CNN. Stocks: Best monthly gain in a year

NEW YORK (Money.com) -- Despite a mixed performance on Friday, stocks booked the best monthly gain in a year, with the Dow Jones industrial average and S&P 500 both rising nearly 7% in July. Stocks were supported this month by strong quarterly financial results from major U.S. companies. About 75% of the roughly 300 companies in the S&P 500 that have reported earnings so far have beat analysts' estimates.

cathylmg      ( Date: 30-Jul-2010 22:33) Posted: Will it cross over decisively next week?