How will cutting taxes pay off the national debt?
GOPer As you cons are fond of pointing out, unemployment is presently less than 4.5%. What room is there for more employment and thus more taxes? You will not significantly increase the size of the work force and, under your plan, you have the total work force paying less in taxes to the feds. I understand that we need deep spending cuts. But, we also need increased revenues. Where exactly does that come from if personal income taxs are cut?
What is mutually agreed upon?
If I have an option to renew Janitorial services for two years. And it says to be mutually agreed upon between the county and the contractor. I know that mutually means both but what if they decide they don't want to renew with out talking to me. Then did they violate my contract? Are we suppose to mutually agree even if they don't want to renew.
Will Trump succeed in getting all the countries to pay their fair share at the NATO Summit? Or will America continue to keep picking up the tab?
No. Obama succeeded in 2014 by securing a promise from the big NATO nations to increase their defense spending to 2% slowly over several years, which they have kept.Also, when the hell did we start thinking that the United States being top of the pile and funding a lot of operations around the world wasn’t exactly what we wanted? International dependence on us is the best damn national security strategy ever. We designed NATO, the UN and the entire liberal world order to act as a prop for American power and influence, and pretending equality and giving money were the price.In any case, the 2% was not a rule, it was a guideline, and the US itself only spends $30b on NATO-related activities; literally a drop in the bucket.Ask yourself, who benefits from a NATO in shambles? How much is a strong Western power base with the US at its head worth?Hint: Russia and China (and we’re on shitty terms with China so it isn’t for them); A hell of a lot more than $30b.
When will President Obama grow a pair and a backbone and stand up to putin?
This man foreign policy is a laughing stock lol, didnt he ever know when becoming president there will be some international issues where you have to built a strong foreign policly to keep yourself respected as a tough leader and your country lol if he did then this guy failed big time and letting putin run his A, how ashame. leftist democrats are you proud of yourselfs now?
Can an employee be fired after 6 months of employment?
An employee can be fired on the first day of employment, the last day before retirement, or at any time in between.Of course some of those situations (like firing the last day before retirement in an effort to deny retirement benefits) could be risky due to potential age discrimination and other claims.Often when an employer makes a decision to fire someone, they want to have established that the employee is not a good fit and have had an opportunity to build up a paper trail of documentation. Most employees who aren't a good fit aren't a good fit right away. This means that getting rid of them around the 6 month mark is probably one of the more likely times for it to happen. It's also an indication that there's some room for improvement in the interview process.Any employee who is fired before 6 months for "budget cut" reasons is an indication that the company is poorly run as its hiring and budgeting practices clearly aren't coordinated.
My wife keeps spending our money on non essentials. I’ve tried setting up a budget, cutting her off from the money. I know if something doesn’t change, we will end up in deep trouble. What should I do?
You guys need to create four accounts:One account for all the money you spend together: such as necessities (food, housing, some clothing, etc) and agreed upon leisure (vacations, restaurants, presents for family, etc). You can divide that account into two or more, but taking money out of that would require both of you to agree. Neither of you can take money out of that account(s) for anything not agreed upon.Then you create one savings account, same thing with that one - no taking money out of it without coordinating it with the other. (Same if you split that account into more than one for different types of family savings).You need to sit down together and decide how much money goes into those two categories, and make sure you still have some money left after that.With the money you have left, you divide it in two equal parts and create two accounts with the same monthly value, one for you and one for her. That’s your play money. You can spend your half however you like, or do whatever you like with it. And, same with her. You don’t get to tell each other how to use it.Just make sure that anything that is a necessity for you or for her goes into the first account, not the “fun” one. Make sure to discuss and to come to an agreement on what is a necessity and what is fun.
Why doesn't America invade China with its allies to remain its global superpower?
Even assuming that US missile defenses are strong enough to stop all the Chinese nukes from hitting the US or their allies (unlikely), and assuming that Russia doesn’t ally with China (I wouldn’t bet against it), the US doesn’t have the manpower for a traditional invasion/occupation of a country with more than 3x its population.So if invasion is out, then what? Nuke China? Aside from the horrific immorality of such a decision, this could trigger nuclear war with Russia, whose missiles we almost certainly can’t defend against. But even in the event that the US successfully attacks China with nuclear weapons without involving the Russians or the UN, the US has lost a valuable trading partner, what remains of its reputation worldwide, and is probably facing a civil war/rebellion internally. All this loss for no gain - since China is definitely not worth attempting to occupy post nuclear attack. In the chaos, the rest of the world looks to Russia, the EU, and/or the UN to defend/lead them against the crazy Americans. This… would not end in America remaining the global superpower.Finally, most Americans do not want to fight a war with China or Russia. We know that the consequences of a war of that magnitude would be horrific.
We make over $90K per year, but we're always broke? Does anyone have an idea what direction to take? CPA?
The reason people often find themselves living to paycheck to paycheck even after they get a significant salary increase, or the reason people who live on $40k don't understand why people on $90k still have to live paycheck to paycheck is standard of living choices. When people get a raise, rather than still living the way they are, they take a step up, so they still end up not being any better off financially. Making what you make, you're are probably living fairly well of with the high cost cars and houses, when probably you don't need them at the level they really are. There are probably things in your life that you have that you could downgrade and still find perfectly acceptable so that in the end you would have more money left over at the end of the month. I would suggest reading up on budgeting, or finding a financial advisor who could assist you in creating a reasonable budget that would allow you to live comfortably, pay your bills, and still be able to put money aside.
I need 50 answers! Tell me about the Peace Corps! PLEASE!?
Someone gave you a ton of info -- the least you can do is PART of your own work and condense it yourself (Learning REAL English would also be helpful! -- ehem, ehem)