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Sacramento, Calif. - Happy birthday, baby, here's $500 - courtesy of California taxpayers.
Legislation unveiled Wednesday would provide a tax-free, long-term investment account to every baby born in California, regardless of the parents' financial or immigration status.
Senate Bill 752 is meant to persuade more families to invest for the future, beginning when their children are infants.
Originally posted by dirty_underground
California Bill to Give Each Newborn $500...
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Sacramento, Calif. - Happy birthday, baby, here's $500 - courtesy of California taxpayers.
Legislation unveiled Wednesday would provide a tax-free, long-term investment account to every baby born in California, regardless of the parents' financial or immigration status.
Senate Bill 752 is meant to persuade more families to invest for the future, beginning when their children are infants.
www.childtrustfund.gov.uk...
Child Trust Fund (CTF) is a savings and investment account for children. Children born on or after 1 September 2002 will receive a £250 voucher to start their account. The account belongs to the child and can't be touched until they turn 18, so that children have some money behind them to start their adult life.
Originally posted by marg6043
And the question will be, how much money the back will be making while keeping the 500 dollars for a period of 18 years?
The universal child credit in Canada places the child under the jurisdiction of the United Nations and removes protections from the Charter of Rights & Freedoms.
Originally posted by BattleofBatoche
When ever the Gov't gives a benefit it comes with a hidden adhesion contract. This is to compell some form of future service or place the child in a different jurisdiction.
In Canada, the Gov't just started to give every parental household of every child $100 dollars a month per year until the kid reaches 6 years of age.
The universal child credit in Canada places the child under the jurisdiction of the United Nations and removes protections from the Charter of Rights & Freedoms.
Remember Canadians that you have been brain washed to think the un-elected U.N. is your saviour in world affairs.
The U.N. supports intergenerational intimacy which is the political correct word for pedofilia.
The U.N believes no one has the right to interfere with a childs choice of what they want to do with their bodies incase of poor socio-economic conditions which could cause the hinderence of earning income to survive as a child sex worker.
Remember Canadians if you took that money you gave up your parental rights for your children to the U.N. and now the U.N. believes they can tell you how to raise & how to educate your child.
Originally posted by Rren
The universal child credit in Canada places the child under the jurisdiction of the United Nations and removes protections from the Charter of Rights & Freedoms.
How does that work exactly? They are now UN citizens and not Canadian or relinquish certain "protections" in exchange for accepting the money?
Originally posted by Rren
The universal child credit in Canada places the child under the jurisdiction of the United Nations and removes protections from the Charter of Rights & Freedoms.
How does that work exactly? They are now UN citizens and not Canadian or relinquish certain "protections" in exchange for accepting the money?
Originally posted by BattleofBatoche
The universal child credit in Canada places the child under the jurisdiction of the United Nations and removes protections from the Charter of Rights & Freedoms.
Beware of strangers bearing gifts.
Originally posted by DYepes
Ok.. BOB, your just a bit out there, just a teeny bit.
American citizens get a child tax credit every year, and none of us have given up any kinds of rights.
Originally posted by Rren
I think it's a good idea... invest in the future. Why not? The other way (poverty, no college and/or economic ignorance) is worse imo.
*ducks*
[edit on 1-3-2007 by Rren]