Big Changes at 403bwise

[Admin 0]

We are re-.ORG-anizing!

[MNGopher 0]

Congratulations!  Excited to hear about the changes that are coming.  It should be a great help for the K-12 community.

 

[Admin 0]

Thanks, NMGopher. Thanks for being part of this community! As you may have seen we also have a new Facebook Group in case you are interested. - Dan

[MNGopher 0]

3 hours ago, Admin said:

Thanks, NMGopher. Thanks for being part of this community! As you may have seen we also have a new Facebook Group in case you are interested. - Dan

Yep, I saw that and joined the FB group yesterday.

[Admin 0]

Great!

[sschullo 0]

Also joined the FB group. Awesome job Dan. We are going to win this fight against the 403(b) sales abuse that has taken place for sooooo long. 

[Admin 0]

I agree, Steve. Thanks for your efforts! The Facebook Group is really growing. My latest blog post More Adventures in Bad K-12 403(b) Policy as Texas Tells Pennsylvania: “Hold My Beer” got a lot of traction yesterday. And I think The Wall Street Journal stories will really help spread the message. - Dan 

 

p.s. Steve, what do you think of our new tagline? The K-12 403(b) is broken. Together we can fix it.

[MoeMoney 0]

I’m not Steve, but I love it. I include something similar on my blog.

[Admin 0]

Love this, Nancy!

[sschullo 0]

On 8/1/2019 at 10:04 AM, Admin said:

I agree, Steve. Thanks for your efforts! The Facebook Group is really growing. My latest blog post More Adventures in Bad K-12 403(b) Policy as Texas Tells Pennsylvania: “Hold My Beer” got a lot of traction yesterday. And I think The Wall Street Journal stories will really help spread the message. - Dan 

 

p.s. Steve, what do you think of our new tagline? The K-12 403(b) is broken. Together we can fix it.

Yes, it's great the way you said it. We know that was broken and remains broken by the powerful insurance industry lobby at our state insurance commissioners. We can fix it when enough teachers say no to these horrific and costly products.

I cannot wait for the WSJ to get their two articles published. It looks like it would put yet another cannonball dent on this annuity ship that refuses to sink. But it is going to sink eventually.