It is September. School is starting and kindergarten teachers across the nation are making their way back to their students. Many are buying supplies for their students from their own stressed personal funds. Most are making under $40,000 a year and are generally taxed at a rate of about 25 percent. Sometimes over 30 percent. The 2016 election season is also starting. Hedge funds managers are trying to decide which candidate will be best for business and who they will put their money behind....
The $17.7 Billion Hedge Fund Managers Are Stealing From Kindergarten Teachers
The Huffington Post - 10 Sep 2015 21:59
It is September. School is starting and kindergarten teachers across the nation are making their way back to their students. Many are buying supplies for their students from their own stressed personal funds. Most are making under $40,000 a year and are generally taxed at a rate of about 25 percent. Sometimes over 30 percent. The 2016 election season is also starting. Hedge funds managers are trying to decide which candidate will be best for business and who they will put their money behind....
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