Paraphrasing Clinton… it all depends on the definition of what rich is. To 99% of the world everyone on this forum is rich. So calling out the rich seems meaningless. Class warfare is a Democrat thing. But Americans are all considered rich by the third world. So is this self loathing or another I hate America rant?
BTW, curious what you think about the new UK PM?
Renters Hit Breaking Point in a Sudden Reversal for Landlords
Affordability pressures and inflation are holding back tenants, forcing landlords to ease off big increases.
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CA intentionally use octane 91? to justify for green energy? Texas use octane 93 
Inflation is so strong that natural gas price turns negative in Europe.
If you fellow married men want to save some money…
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In anticipation of winter needs, many nations in Europe top up reserves to the brink. This is what cause fast rising prices of natural gas. Now that reserves are topped up, demand has declined thus lower price. This is reported long ago.
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That’s going to be a huge problem when the tanker supplies can’t keep up with the usage rate. I wonder how low the storage will have to get before there is panic.
No pipelines. Let’s pump in some shithole country instead. I’m sure they care about the environment more than us.
Someone needs to explain why electricity rates are so high when natural gas is the biggest source of it.
Next to Marcellus shale but we hate pipelines.
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Chump change for folks here but get it while you can!
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Good for those who have tons of cash. Buy and wait for yield to go down, sell. Meanwhile collect interest.
Sir, these I-bonds, Maximum allowed per SSN per year is just $10000 only, esp for 9.62% I-bonds.
I just filled two persons for this year.
These are 30 years, inflation protected.
If inflation high, rate will be high and inflation low, rate will be low.
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You can buy more for your kids or if you have EINs for your trusts, business, etc.
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I just gifted some, but they are also earning and filing taxes.
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How do you buy more for your kids?