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Big numbers can be funny sometimes. When Wall Street got itself in trouble, a financial bailout package was put together in the neighborhood of $ 700 billion. That's a staggering number. Any time we start discussing numbers with that many zeros behind it, most people tend to lose sight of the value that it represents.
Just as when Carl Sagan to used talk about the billions and billions of stars in the universe, or the billions and billions of years the earth has been in existence, speaking in terms of billions of dollars is a concept most people simply cannot grasp. It would be nice however if the executives seeking these bailouts would show a little humility and thankfulness as they sat before Congress asking for the money. Until Congress put a stop to it, these executives were planning to pay themselves huge year-end bonuses, and maintain their salaries at the inflated and greedy levels of Wall Street.
Just after the Wall Street bailout request was submitted, the press became aware that corporate boondoggles in such towns as Lake Tahoe and Las Vegas were still happening as scheduled. There seemed to be little remorse that these demonstrations of corporate excess were now using taxpayer dollars, instead of corporate funds.
For some reason, discussing a bailout in terms of one dollar a year for 700 billion years seems to put it into perspective. Maybe that would also an interesting way to pay senior executives seeking bailouts. They make $ 1 million, paid at the rate of one dollar year for 1 million years. We probably shouldn't be poking fun at a very serious situation. The problem here is that most people simply don't understand the concepts of money, particularly at this scope. Many people think that these problems are at such a high level that they will have no impact on their day-to-day lives.
This is a dangerous misconception to have. The truth is that the economic recession that we now face is going to affect all of us and whether we like to believe it or not, the Wall Street bailout and threatened bankruptcy of the Big Three auto manufacturers will have a tremendous impact on the American economy, and on most of our lives as well. Unlike the big corporations and financial institutions however, the average American can't go to the government seeking a bailout. The only person who can provide for your financial future and security is you.
It's important to face this challenge head-on. Don't ignore the problem, and hope that it just goes away, because it won't. Doing nothing is not an option, because the recession is here, and it's real. By acting today, you can enjoy tomorrow.
