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Monday, October 25, 2010

A Fool And His Money...

Assuming that the average age of their readership is somewhat north of 65, I'm not all that surprised the National Catholic Distorter would have the following ad on the home page of their website:

Consider making NCR a part of your
long term ESTATE PLAN.

Planning for the important things in life is essential to most of us. Preparing for retirement, planning to protect our love ones, and providing for long term financial security become significant priorities. The accumulation and distribution of our personal assets reflects the principals and values each of us treasures and hopes to keep alive.

As you make your estate plans, consider making NCR a part of your long term plan. With a gift to NCR, you can have the assurance that the Catholic ideas and values you hold dear will be preserved for generations to come.

They must figure their readers have contracepted themselves into childlessness, and have no progeny to bequeath their personal assets...

What makes the ad placement all the more ironic, is that one of this morning's lead articles is The New Retirement For America's Seniors: Bankruptcy. So if you don't lose everything, throw what little you have left into a gaping black hole! It's stewardship, doncha know!