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Responsible Wealth

Responsible Wealth, a project of United for a Fair Economy, is a network of over 700 business leaders and wealthy individuals in the top 5% of income and/or wealth in the US who use their surprising voice to advocate for fair taxes and corporate accountability.  If you're in the top 5% (over $200,000 household income and/or over $1 million net assets) and you care about economic justice, please join Responsible Wealth today!

2010 is the year the Bush Tax Cuts were set to expire. RW is working to make sure that the tax cuts for upper-income households expire. Make sure your voice is heard by taking the Tax Fairness Pledge today (click on box at right for more information. -->)

  Use Your Voice. Join RW Today!  

As a Responsible Wealth member, you can participate in a number of ways, including:

  • Write letters to the editor and/or op-eds.
  • Talk to the press about economic fairness issues (taxes, wage issues, budget issues, corporate accountability, etc.).
  • Take the Tax Fairness Pledge to redirect your Bush-era tax cuts to tax fairness efforts.
  • Support a strong and independent Consumer Financial Protection Agency (click on box at right).
  • Help preserve a strong estate tax by signing the Call or participating in our lobby days.
  • Advocate progressive taxation at the state level.
  • Participate in our shareholder accountability work by filing resolutions, attending annual meetings or assigning your proxy for others to attend meetings.
  • Sponsor an organizer from your state to participate in one of UFE's Trainings of Trainers.
  • Network with other wealthy individuals and progressive business leaders at UFE and RW events.

For more information, read the latest Responsible Wealth Action News.

Contact Mike Lapham, RW's Project Director, at 617-423-2148 x.112 or by email at mlapham@responsiblewealth.org

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