Tennessee Conservative
There Is No Free Lunch As Milton Friedman Said. Government Has No Money Of Its Own. All Money “From The Government” Comes From Someone Else Or Printing It. Forty Percent Of Americans Rely On Social Security For Retirement Income. Without It, They Would Be In Poverty. But Entitlement Spending Must Eventually Be Cut, Or Taxes Raised. It Is Inevitable.
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On February 14, 2024, Rep. Mark Green (R-TN), Chairman Of The House Committee On Homeland Security, Announced He Will Not Run For Re-Election.
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As The Oak Ridge Boys Continue On Their Farewell Tour, One Of The Country Group’s Members, Joe Bonsall, Is Retiring As He Battles A Neuromuscular Disorder.
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Representative Curtis Johnson (R-Clarksville-District 68) Has Announced That He Does Not Plan To Seek Reelection For An 11th Time After He Completes His Current Term In The Tennessee House Of Representatives.
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A New U.S. Department Of Labor Regulatory Effort Could Impact Retirement Plans By Requiring Them To Monitor Whether Plan Members Access Electronic Communications, A Cost That May Be Passed On To Consumers.
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Twenty-Five Attorneys General And Several Other Plaintiffs Have Sued The Biden Administration Asking The Court To Halt A Federal ESG Policy That Could Negatively Impact The Retirement Savings Of 152 Million Americans.
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Failure To Comply With Required Mandatory Withdrawals From Retirement Accounts Could Result In A 50% Excise Tax On The Amount Distributed, According To The IRS.
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Tennessee’s Public Employee Pension Plan Had Returns That Were Remotely Consistent With Expectations, At Least Until The Past Two Years..
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Tennessee Has One Of The Fastest Growing Unfunded State Pension Debt For Things Like Retired Public Employee Health Care Coverage, According To A New Report.
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Millions Of Americans Say They Likely Will Have To Push Back Their Retirement Because Of Rising Inflation, Newly Released Financial Survey Data Found.
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