I live in an area that is depressed and corp's are being offered large tax?

Question

breaks [I've heard] to come to this area... But anyway, the only viable jobs in this southern town are Walmart or flipping hamburgers... Luckily, I am a almost 62 year old single again male that has “while you sleep” income that covers my current basic living expenses [shelter, food, clothing, cell & DSL and $8 Rx co-payments]. I don't own a car yet [the X got that] and I have no child support payments... My son takes me to the store once a week and to church on Sunday when he and his wife decide to get up. The first of May 2008, I should be receiving social security if somebody in the Bush doesn't decide to pull the plug on that security blanket... This should add another $800 - $900 monthly to the “while I sleep income”... Oh yes, I should tell you that I have a annoying disability of not being able to stand on my feet for more than a half hour...Having said all this does anyone have suggestions of raising my standard of living giving these circumstances?

Answer 1

If your food , shelter and necessities are covered . . .
Start appreciating your parks , and maybe get involved with any of the arts that interest you .
Volunteer at the music halls or other civic art places .
Visit your senior center for more activities at a major discount .
The one here does lunches and movies !

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Answer 2

What make you think Bush is your money problem. You are typical of people who can't stand on their on two feet. Blame the Republican. Tax break given are corp to generate jobs and tax base for local government. You don't understand how business run and you are bitching. Just remember without corps you will never have a job. Your problem is you didn't plan to put away money for your retirement. If you feel need additional assistance go or benefits see your local
SSA office. You local government can provide you with subsidies housing also. Don't blame corps, corps keep people employed.