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Warren Buffett – How To Get Rich – Warren E. Buffett & Bill Gates


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Chuck Woolery On Taxing The Rich

www.SaveUsChuckWoolery.com Chuck Woolery’s take on taxing the rich.
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Why Aren’t The Rich Paying 50% in Taxes?

Tax Day (April 18) is fast approaching, which means anxiety and night sweats for about 99 percent of taxpayers. And bitching and moaning by those at the top of the income pyramid about how they aren’t forced to pay more in taxes. Secretary of State and cattle-futures queen Hillary Clinton, super-investor Warren Buffett, and best-selling author Stephen King have all recently carped about how rich folks like them should be paying more in taxes. King recently told a Florida rally, “As a rich person, I’m paying 28 percent in taxes. What I want to ask you is, Why am I not paying 50?” Such rhetorical questions miss the point when it comes to the country’s balance sheet. The US doesn’t have a revenue problem or a tax-rate problem. We’ve got a spending problem. Since 1950, revenue from all sources has averaged around 18 percent of Gross Domestic Product, despite top tax rates that have fluctuated from over 90 percent to the high 20-percent range. So despite all efforts to jack up revenue (or reduce it), that’s what the government can expect to work with. Yet spending has averaged about 20 percent of GDP – and is currently at a whopping 25 percent of GDP, a figure not seen since World War II. President Obama’s budget plan forecasts spending at 23 percent of GDP over the next decade while Rep. Paul Ryan’s GOP plan calls for 20.5 percent. There’s your deficit right there, folks. But King, Clinton, and Buffett can always pay more in taxes to retire federal debt held by the public
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THINK AND GROW RICH (UPDATED 2011 EDITION) Bestselling Book Newly Updated for 2011 w/ Success Quotes of OPRAH WINFREY, STEVE JOBS, WARREN BUFFETT AND … STEVE JOBS, WARREN BUFFETT AND SAM WALTON)

THINK AND GROW RICH (UPDATED 2011 EDITION) Bestselling Book Newly Updated for 2011 w/ Success Quotes of OPRAH WINFREY, STEVE JOBS, WARREN BUFFETT AND … STEVE JOBS, WARREN BUFFETT AND SAM WALTON)

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“What the mind of man can conceive and believe, it can achieve”

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Think and Grow Rich is one of the most successful personal development and self-help books ever published. With over 15 million copies sold, this worldwide blockbuster bestseller was written by Napoleon Hill and inspired by a suggestion from Andrew Carnegie.

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Warren Buffett (Spanish Edition)

A must-have business title that includes an account of Warren Buffett’s life and a presentation of the theories, tactics, secrets, and strategies for investing that made him billions. Un relato de la vida del Sr. Buffett que demuestra los secretos, teorías, y estrategias de inversiones que le hizo billones de dólares.

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RICH DECORATING On A Shoestring by GINIE SAYLES

RICH DECORATING On A Shoestring by GINIE SAYLES

“I had so much fun! My apartment receives rave compliments from people. My wealthy boss came by to offer condolences after my father died. When I returned to work, she asked who was my decorator! I visited her fabulous house for a holiday party, and I saw all the elements in her decor that Ginie teaches – but I did mine on a budget!”As you move up in the world; you will want to invite new friends to visit – and to feel confident about your apartment, condominium, or house – even if you do not

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6 PROFILES of the RICH – by GINIE SAYLES

6 PROFILES of the RICH – by GINIE SAYLES

“The most fascinating information about the rich – and ALL BRAND NEW! I had never heard anything like it before. It helped me on many levels.” What are the Rich “really” like? The biggest misconception is that they are all the same – same luxury cars, same designer clothes, same neighborhoods, same clubs; but there are 6 distinct types of Rich – 2 types of Old Money and 2 types of New Money plus Celebrity Rich. Each type is completely different from the other types. They dres

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People Whose Salaries Do Not Reflect Their Affluence (a.k.a. Rich People)

“Filling Mr. [Warren] Buffett’s shoes won’t likely lead to that kind of eye-popping pay, says Mr. Buffett, who earns 0,000 in salary as CEO of Berkshire, though he’s been enriched through his holding of Berkshire shares.” – Wall Street Journal, Oct. 26, 2010

So why, exactly, 0,000 as a salary for the third-richest person in the world? For whatever reason, Buffett has received the exact same salary 29 years in a row.

Meanwhile, back in Gotham, New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg, the world’s 17th-richest individual, accepts a year for his services. He also does not bother to live in Gracie Mansion, the official mayor’s mansion, but in his own pad.

Apple’s Steve Jobs takes home an annual salary of , whether he’s earning millions or billions more in paper wealth (as he does most years) or losing + billion (as he did in 2008).

For some reason, Oracle’s Larry Ellison, who in 2000 was briefly the world’s richest person, went from a base salary of million in fiscal 2009 to the beloved per year for fiscal 2010.

Carlos Slim, the world’s richest man, subsists on a salary of 3,600,000 pesos, or just under 0,000. Not to worry; his estimated net worth of billion is equivalent to 6% of Mexico’s GDP. As a comparison: When John D. Rockefeller died in 1937, America’s GDP was billion; Rockefeller’s fortune, by far the largest ever for an American as a percentage of national GDP, was .4 billion, or roughly 1.5% of GDP.

Bill Gates has not been drawing a Microsoft salary since he stepped down as Chief Software Architect in 2006, when his salary, as well as CEO Steve Ballmer’s, was 6,667 (not the top salary at the company). Today, Gates gets 0,000 in compensation as a Microsoft director, and Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway is kind enough to compensate him with ,700 – that’s not truncated to save space – to serve as director.

In 2009, President Obama earned 4,460 – a pro-rated portion of his 0,000 salary, since he was in office for only 345 of a total 365 days – but he and Michelle declared total 2009 income of .5+ million, which does not include the .4 million he snared for the Nobel Peace Prize (and which was donated to ten charities). Most of the money the President made came from royalties of his two books.

As Vice President, Joe Biden earns 1,100.

Actors are more like the rest of us shmoes: If you’ll put aside the oodles they may make from TV syndication, or participation in their movies, or other inside deals they’re privy to, etc., etc., etc., they, like most of us, must rely on their salaries. Just a few examples:

For each new episode of Two and a Half Men, Charlie Sheen gets .25 million, while his co-star Jon Cryer gets a mere 0,000. Each of the four main, hardly desperate Desperate Housewives – Marcia Cross, Teri Hatcher, Felicity Huffman and Eva Longoria Parker – earn 0,000 per episode, the same amount that Dan Castellaneta and Julie Kavner each get for voice-overing each Simpsons episode. David Caruso gets 5,000 per for CSI: Miami; Tina Fey, Jeremy Piven and Kyra Sedgwick 0,000 per for, respectively, 30 Rock, Entourage and The Closer; Steve Carell 7,000 for each episode of The Office; Patrick Dempsey and Kate Gosselin 0,000 each for, respectively, Grey’s Anatomy and Kate Plus 8; and Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi ,000 per episode of Jersey Shore.

As for annual salaries: Judge Judy (Sheindlin) gets million, David Letterman million, Matt Lauer million, Ryan Seacrest million, Bill O’Reilly million, Ellen DeGeneres million, and Jimmy Kimmel million.

But don’t forget: That’s all before FICA withholding.

 

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TAXES: Warren Buffett – Rich Taxed Too Little, Poor Too Much

11.14.07 Senate Finance Committee hearing
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Warren Buffett Tells ABC Rich People Should Pay Higher Taxes

Warren Buffett Tells ABC Rich People Should Pay Higher Taxes
Billionaire Warren Buffett said that rich people should pay more in taxes and that Bush-era tax cuts for top earners should be allowed to expire at the end of December.
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Warren Buffett: ‘Trickle Down’ Theory Hasn’t Worked (VIDEO)
Billionaire Warren Buffett said that the Bush tax cuts should be allowed to expire for the richest Americans and that the “trickle down” economic theory hasn’t worked. “If anything, taxes for the lower and middle class and maybe even the upper middle class should even probably be cut further,” Buffett told ABC News in an interview set to air later this week. “But I think that people at the high …
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Warren Buffett: Raise My Taxes
In an exclusive interview on This Week, Warren Buffett, Chairman and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, told Christiane Amanpour that the rich should be paying more in taxes and that the Bush-era tax cuts for the wealthy should be left to expire at the end of December.
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Warren Buffett: I ‘Should Be Paying A Lot More In Taxes’
WASHINGTON — Billionaire Warren Buffett rebutted claims that the Obama administration is unjustly hurting business orders with high taxes by saying that in fact, the wealthy have never had it so good.
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Can Everyone Become Rich?


Currently, only 9% of Singaporeans reach Financial Freedom by age 60. Is wealth finite or infinite? Is it possible for more people to become Rich and financially free without someone else getting poorer? What did Dennis learn from Warren Buffett, George Soros, Robert Kiyosaki and Jim Rogers?