THE INVESTORS' DREAM ACT OF 2003

摘要

Investors, start smiling: President George W. Bush is so eager to see you sock away more money that he has proposed what can only be called the Investors' Dream Act of 2003. The plan puts an array of tax-favored accounts at your disposal. It lets you tap your nest egg whenever you wish rather than delay gratification until retirement. Other good news: You won't be hit with tax penalties if Junior blows his college fund on a Corvette. "This plan is nirvana," gushes Debra L. Morrison, a financial planner in Chatham, N. J.