Can we get a Government Bill going to protect the minority that is and will be over 29 and single. Some kind of tax break or mortgage optimization that encourages, incentivizes and awards working class men and women for working until a certain age without producing a family or children. Say, at 27 you can sign up if you are child/family free and you receive (credit) for every year until 30. At 30, you can use that (credit) to put towards land and a home designed for one individual. Every year that someone remains single and family-free, while working, mortgage for that home will decrease however, if a signee fails to adhere to the contractual obligation of remaining family/child free and contribute to the working class, they forfeit the home. At 30 you get free public transportation. At 35 you become exempt from military draft. At 40 you receive free healthcare for yourself and one other. At 45 you are eligible and placed atop the list for space colonization. A new city would have to be built. The best healthcare centers. Give it Ireland tax breaks, bring company production back to that state or city. Single persons pay into a 'single persons' tax for which they exclusively benefits those eligible and who pay into it; can be used in forfeiture of home due to contractual breach, or buying out of the contract/life. Some thought I had.
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