Road Back

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1. bragolds carolo says:

   December 21, 2011 at 10:58 pm

   so are you a cyclist a car driver,or a biker. i find it impossible to be all three a once, and clylists don,t pay insurance if one was to damage your car ,.if they don,t agree to pay for the damage or can,t afford it you will find it very difficuilt to get any money back for your damage there is no quick fix. cyclists need to have road tax by a sticker system a different colour for each year cost £5.00 per year if no sticker the right colour a £30.00 fine rair to all just a idea
2. lon clarkelotz says:

   April 11, 2012 at 5:06 pm

   [incollo il testo completo dell'articolo del WSJ] – WASHINGTON (Dow Jones)–The U.S. and other governments are likely underestimating the life expectancy of their aging populations, a risk that could boost pension liabilities by nearly 10% and balloon already massive public debt levels, the International Monetary Fund warned Wednesday.

   The IMF said many governments should act now to raise mandatory retirement levels and encourage pension plans to better hedge their risk.

   "Delays would increase risks to financial and fiscal stability, potentially requiring much larger and disruptive measures in the future," IMF economists wrote in a chapter of the fund’s Global Financial Stability Report.

   Expanding pension and entitlement costs are already one of the biggest challenges facing many rich countries battling to cut unhealthy budget deficits and mountainous debt overhang. In the U.S., the issue is a major topic in the election fight between Republicans and Democrats over control of Congress and the White House. If the IMF is right, and the U.S. is underestimating the life expectancy of its population by three years, then Washington’s potential debt problems are far worse than originally thought.

   The fund says few governments or pension providers adequately recognize longevity risk, including in public plans and [...]
3. hing says:

   May 1, 2012 at 1:40 pm

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