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To tackle New York City’s persistent racial wealth disparity, the city will create savings plans next year for every public kindergarten student that will have a minimum deposit of $100 in each account as part of a slate of economic justice programs in honor of Juneteenth, Mayor Bill de Blasio announced Thursday.
“Juneteenth marked the end of slavery, but not the end of systemic, structural racism in America,” de Blasio said in a statement. “To begin to repair (the) harms of the past, New York City is investing in the future and building generational wealth.”
While de Blasio called the new savings plans “baby bonds,” they are not actually bonds but 529 college savings accounts in which the city will invest $15 million in fiscal year 2022.
More useless degrees instead of carpenters, plumbers, electricians.
With 3D printing we may not need these functions as much in 50 years. They'll be laid off well before Medicare and SS. And as it is, career switching from blue collar to white collar is a nearly impossible herculean task. This is because most White collar jobs are placed through referrals and require references. Most people won't refer someone who didn't take the path they did...Especially when middle aged, as age discrimination will always persist.
Nys retirement pension fund saw a 34% return last year and 5.29 in 2019, 12% 2018
So not to bad .
They run about 45-50% equities
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