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Topic	Tax cut went towards stock buybacks, not wages
Antifar 06/28/18 8:42:42 AM #13:	kelemvor posted... If not, most employees definitely have 401(k)s. They do not, at least not with any money in them In total, only 14% of companies had 401(k) plans for their employees in 2012, according to a January 2017 report from two U.S. Census Bureau researchers who reviewed all W-2 tax forms in the U.S., and those are mostly larger companies. Of those, only about a third of workers are contributing to those plans. Put another way only about 54 million American workers put money into a 401(k) plan in 2015, according to the Investment Company Institute, while 150 million were employed in that year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics). --- kin to all that throbs <cite>Antifar posted [p:904115581] in Tax cut we... [t:76757968]...</cite> <quote><cite>kelemvor posted...</cite> <quote>If not, most employees definitely have 401(k)s. </quote> They do not, at least not with any money in them <quote>In total, only 14% of companies had 401(k) plans for their employees in 2012, according to a January 2017 report from two U.S. Census Bureau researchers who reviewed all W-2 tax forms in the U.S., and those are mostly larger companies. Of those, only about a third of workers are contributing to those plans. Put another way only about 54 million American workers put money into a 401(k) plan in 2015, according to the Investment Company Institute, while 150 million were employed in that year, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics).</quote> --- kin to all that throbs</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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