No, there isn't a mistake on the decimal point.

If you want to save $ and decimate the little guys it is not really that hard.

If you are paying 12% interest per year, that's 1% per month, so you would just shift over the decimal point two places.

Work is very important and so is the notion of those working hard to be secure; cost-defined versus benefit-defined retirements, healthcare, flat wages post 70's and decimation of union rosters may suggest even those working have very little security.

This will decimate social programs, but will put our military, education, and other essential elements of our society to the task of becoming more efficient and rethinking how they are implemented.

The hedge funds came in and decimated our market.

It's like betting on Germany to win the world cup after they decimated Brazil, the odds aren't good anymore, yeah you might make a tiny bit of money but everyone who bet prior to the Brazil game is who is getting rich. 

I watched my parents have to withdraw from their IRAs to live when the market was down, and whatever wealth they had was decimated.  

@Jason Hirko I live right next to one of the areas that got decimated and I know a ton of people there.

What will change is all the ancillary businesses will be decimated - financiers, home furnishing stores, realtors and title companies, remodelers, etc.