The average American worker has $95,000 in their 401(k), which will not even allow them to starve with dignity; this is a sharp contrast from earlier generations of American workers, whose employers provided defined-benefits pensions -- but it also is quite a distance from the CEOs of the biggest US companies, whose average pension benefit is $253,088/month. Read the rest “Average Fortune 500 CEO gets a pension of $253,088 every month until they die”

Last March, a Nevada court indicted April Parks, proprietor of A Private Professional Guardian, which had secured court guardianship over four hundred elderly Nevadans, working with crooked doctors and social workers to find the identities of old people who had considerable assets, then using a streamlined court process with no checks and balances to have those people declared to be unable to care for themselves. Read the rest “"Court guardians" kidnap old people, sell all their stuff, doom victims to pharmaceutical oblivion in institutions”