Bear in mind that Sony literally has to keep making Spider-Man films *forever* or else they lose the film rights.
It’s in their contract: use it or lose it.
You’ll be watching Spider-Man films the rest of your life, and so will your kids and grandkids. It’s gonna be incredible.
That move where tom shoots supporting webs for Andrew and Tobey to grab onto midair is easily the sauciest thing to ever be done with web swinging in watts’ trilogy
This the shit that’s gets me so juiced about this planet but also pisses me off bc there’s a group of shit ass people taking this away from me and future generations for money
This isn't the type of movie you watch with a babe. You watch it with your male cousin who's the same age as you and has shared your love for superhero movies for the last 15 years.
The Odyssey is not a historical story. It’s based on an epic myth. Helen was born from an egg. All of you going on about the cast and “historical inaccuracies” sound ridiculous. It’s a work of fiction. Go touch some grass and read a book.
The February budget quietly handed every South African more room to pay less tax this year, and most people haven't even noticed the changes yet.
Retirement annuity: you can now deduct 27.5% of your income up to R430,000 a year, up from R350,000. That's an extra R80,000 of contributions SARS will let you write off.
TFSA: the annual limit jumped from R36,000 to R46,000.
Every rand that grows inside it, interest, dividends, capital gains, is never taxed. Not now, not later.
Capital gains: sell shares or a second property and the first R50,000 of profit each year is exempt, up from R40,000. Selling your primary home, the exclusion is now R3 million, up from R2 million.
Medical aid credit: R376 a month for you and your first dependant, R254 for every dependant after that, coming off your tax automatically if it runs through payroll.
Interest income: the first R23,800 a year is tax free if you're under 65, R34,500 if you're older.
Donate to a registered PBO and you can still claim back up to 10% of your taxable income.
None of this needs a clever accountant or an offshore structure. It's Treasury literally handing you more room and hoping you don't ask for it.
Which of these were you not using before today?