Miguel

Software Engineer | Passionate about Economics and Personal Finance

[Miguel @Dev_Maven1]

@nypost Where do they get these numbers from?? lol

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@skumWgmi Okay. So abolish social security, Medicare, and income taxes.

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@PNWConservative The closest thing to a fair tax would be a flat land value tax.

Subsidies are unfair
Tax breaks are unfair
Progressive income taxes are unfair
Wealth tax unfair
Etc etc etc

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@Polymarket Abolish zoning laws then

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@BoomerDivvies It does count.

Arguably, if your car is worth substantially more than you owe on it (or if it’s paid off) that should count too.

Along with any gold you own.

Or any valuable things you bother to track the value of regularly, and could reasonably sell for that price.

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@micah_erfan News flash. Mexico can’t afford it either

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@middle_class_us It should actually be abolished.
Morally speaking

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@GuyTalksFinance @GrantCardone Here’s my proposal.

Abolish ALL taxes with one exception.

Add a single flat tax on the market value of the raw land.

All government expenses are paid with that tax.

There must be a hard limit and they cannot spend more than that.

No subsidies, no write offs.

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@DreamDividend Yea, we definitely don’t need to be giving money to the Taliban. Or anyone really.
Abolish foreign aid entirely

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@jeffreym_nelson @noprezzie2012 @StopBigMoney We want as many nuclear power plants as possible though

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End all foreign aid

[Spike Cohen @RealSpikeCohen]

End all foreign aid

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@DreamDividend I would without taxes to defund a lot of things the government pays for….
If it were an option.

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@DividendBreeder Insurance isn’t really supposed to cover stuff like that anyways.

Imagine if your car insurance company had to start paying for oil changes

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@PalmPinstripes @TheAlphaThought Sure they do. That’s why you can write off depreciation on rental homes.

The land appreciates.

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@pepemoonboy One of the benefits to renting is you can temporarily lower your living standard because it’s “not permanent” as well.
When you buy a house, you want to make sure you like it, and it will still be a fit 10 years down the line.

By doing so, you can save even more as well!

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@pepemoonboy This is gold. Good shit

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@DividendRob Imagine renting an apartment for like $1000 less per month than owning a home and not investing the difference.

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@DudeWhoInvests I think I would add “Save a $1000 buffer” before anything else, and then switch 401k match and the HSA.
But otherwise perfect