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Folks, be nice, no need to get into cussin and personal attacks. It's dead, let's move on

Girl I am rolling my eyes hard over here! lmao Who cares? These are just opinions! She ain't the boss over you and she doesn't hand you a check at the end of the week. Tell that baby girl bye with that mess!

OMG these were so obviously opinions based on convos Gin's had with other people. Even if these were her own opinions, Meg's post is obviously a rant/bitch mode post and even turned me off. Meg should practice her questioning in a court room of law. Ooops she couldnt cut it for law school so she brings that $hit to her blog. Tell her to kiss it.

Meg from Wealth is Good is just a war mongering bitch with no life. Sorry to be so brash Ginger about it but I can't stand to read her posts anymore. Have you seen her posts over there lately? She's got way more problems than Ginger's post about Unpopular Opinions. Who is she the post police? She is better off taking her wannabe lawyer self somewhere else with that drama.

Good for you Ginger on putting her in her place.

I'm pretty sure that you all aren't talking about me since I didn't post a response elsewhere (which would be nice if you linked to so others could read it and see what Meg you were talking about — there are more than one of us out there). However, I did seem to make the mistake of thinking these opinions were Ginger's — which is dumb of me since I should have known better (though I do read lots of blogs and sometimes forget who's talking). So, I apologize for my response being as personal as it was.

I came over here from Meg's response to yours, like others i knew you weren't saying these were your own opinions. She obviously has a few screws loose along with not reading your entire post before going off. Love your blog and what you stand for so don't back down!

I saw Meg's post in response to this one. She is a loony bin, always felt that way about her and I applaud your response. You stated these arent your opinions and she sounds more like she is upset about the economy in general and her own money/financial problems and taking it out on you.

Frankly, she sounds miserable, lonely and needs a man. Sorry couldnt hold that back.

Let me just remind you that money doesn't grow on trees. Everything costs money. If it costs the government money, then it costs all of us taxpayers money. If it costs companies money, then those companies pass those costs right back to customers and/or cut their workforce.

Why should it matter if someone's loan is underwater? If it was an investment property, then they made a bad investment and we the taxpayers shouldn't bail them out. And if it's their residence then it's not like they can't live there anymore. Sure, some people can't afford to keep their houses, but that happens. That's the price of buying a home — which is a long term commitment compared to renting. People walking away from their houses is not the solution. It lowers property values — thus making more mortgages under water — and someone still has to pay the bill. If the company has to eat the loss then the mortgage company will 1. go out of business or 2. reduce the pool of people they lend to (credit crisis!) and/or 3. make it more expensive to get a mortgage.

Furthermore, why should we taxpayers pay off student loans or mortgages? Those people entered into those contracts voluntarily and got services or property in exchange. Should we pay everyone's rent, too? How about their car? And by the way, we taxpayers weren't blameless for the total screwup that is our economy! Remember, this is a democracy — and many people weren't as wise about money as they should have been. Let's not screw up the economy worse by raising our taxes astronomically.

Cap utilities? Why? That would just encourage people to be more wasteful if they were already near the cap! If you want a lower utility bill, then use less water, electricity, gas, etc!

We have forced retirement. It's called Social Security. Some people do live entirely off of it, even though it's not supposed to be the only retirement. If we had forced savings, when and how would the government tell us to use it? The government already helps with housing, food, and medical services to people in desperate need.

I'm not a fan of payday loans and I do think they should be better regulated. However, there is a need for them — otherwise people wouldn't be using them so much. I've known people who have used payday loans simply to fill their car with gas to get to work or to feed their kids. Shit happens and sometimes there aren't other options.

I would like to see more options when it comes to education and health care, but I don't think we should rush to make either totally free for everyone without restrictions. If we are going to all be paying for these programs, then they need to make financial sense on a societal level. The biggest thing we need to do with healthcare, imho, is to reduce the cost of health insurance — giving people other options than just their work's plan (if they're lucky enough to even have access to one!). Then require everyone to have health insurance so that taxpayers and hospitals aren't stuck with the bills of the uninsured. Clinics offering free preventive health care would be a good start because it would lower overall costs. Heck, just improving our school lunches would be an incredible cost saver in the long run. And more scholarships for college would be good, but perhaps in exchange for so many years in government service (not just the military).

Each and everyone of your topics offers excellent considerations for the economic success of a woman's personal finance. Yet, it is what you bring to the effort that makes all the difference. Some of the key points I bring up in my latest blog post "Separate Retirements" (http://retirementwithaplan.wordpress.com/) offer a way around many of these problems. In it, I stress the point that although we urge women to take control of their finances, save for retirement, and do so with the urgency of the worst-that-can-happen, coordination with their significant other's retirement is key to the overall success of how well they do when they face a life alone.

1. Are they not? "Should be" is already there. Completely economic decision.

2. Not a good enough reason (being screwed with no lube). So what? Where is it decreed by God that life is fair? That said, what if, like me, you have no student loan debt and no mortgage debt? (Because even though you dropped out of college, you found ways to cover the cost w/o debt, and you were absurd enough to buy a house when the numbers made no economic sense?)

3. Agreed.

4. Again, there are income issues here, since not everyone makes enough to come close to maxing out a 401(k) e.g. that 75% of the $15,500 (thought it was $16,500 as of this year tho?). Better idea – remove all limits on retirement saving. The Roth and regular IRAs have arbitrary (and worse – LOW) limits on saving, as to the 401(k), SEP-IRA, Solo 401(k) and others. Remove the limits, or increase the limit to $100,000 per account. If you can save more, do so. Saving in a retirement account should also count as a credit against your Social Security contributions, up to the total of your SS contributions for the year.

Social Security actually worked once, but once Congress realized they could dip into the trust fund, THAT'S where the problem came in. THAT should be ended too.

5. Agreed.

6. Going back to #2, uhhh, no. Again, who promised life being fair to anyone? Even better, if you make the choice then you accept the consequences (regarding college). Healthcare is a bit of a different topic, but I don't know that I'd call it a right. It should be accessible.

7. GTFO!

8. If you're willing to give me your money, I'm willing to take it. Speaking as someone who has spent the last 6 months helping a friend dig out of payday loan hell. (I like how he put it — before he met his g/f he didn't know anything about a payday loan. If he didn't have it, he didn't have it!)

9. I've written immeasurably about clawbacks, high water marks, and other tools of the private equity world which shareholders and others in the capital structure of any company need to enforce on management. It really is an agent/principal problem. Read about it. Clawbacks and highwaters would address many of these issues.

10. I would agree with the last sentence only. Everything else is a business decision (not getting into right/wrong, I don't play that). Bad business decisions are business decisions too! And they are completely valid decisions. You make the decision, you accept the consequences. Thank God they screwed up all of these "rescues" and "bailouts" though! How else would I be able to go short the entire financial system and make money off Armageddon!?!?!?