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When you’re ready to retire, you’ll want to have more than Social Security to pay the bills. Those benefits typically only provide enough money to replace about 40% of average earnings. Covering the rest is up to you.
Jack Burgess writes about the state of the government post-election.
If the 2010 election produced any conservative mandates, they are to create jobs and to rein in soaring spending and deficits. Republicans should begin implementing this agenda by extending the 2001 and 2003 tax cuts and paring back a government that now spends a staggering $30,000 per household annually.
A Killingly readers urges voters to choose David Randall for Connecticut's 44th House District. A Willimantic reader praises benefits of paid leave.