/biz/ - Business & Finance

[Anonymous No.16811011]

Remember, each $5000 of annual tax payments paid over forty years slashes your net worth by $2.2 million, assuming you could realize just a 10% return on your capital. At a 20% return, the compound loss balloons to about 4.4 million.

[Anonymous No.16811076]

DELET

[Anonymous No.16811089]

>>16811011
>just a 10%
>just

[Anonymous No.16811094]

>>16811011
What the fucking fuck.

[Anonymous No.16811110]

>>16811089
You're failing at life if you can't make 10% on your investments

[Anonymous No.16811136]

>>16811110
Most of the S&P 500 companies are failing at life then.

[Anonymous No.16811223]

>>16811136
this.

[Anonymous No.16811585]

>>16811223
That

[Anonymous No.16811604]

People are morons. Even a 6% reduction in total taxes would mean your average wagie could retire 10-15 years earlier. Literally just pacified slaves. Did you hear them crying about that tiny cut in tax rates a couple years ago? Great job media

[Anonymous No.16811623]

>>16811223
>>16811585
These

[Anonymous No.16812035]

>>16811604
bingo

[Anonymous No.16812062]

>>16811604

Hilarious how liberals constantly cry about how capitalism is screwing then and then turn around and beg the government to tax them more to import more rapefugees and give them"free" healthcare

[Anonymous No.16812159]

yikes this thread is cancer

>>16811089
this is the only intelligent reply

the US 1-year yield is currently 1.5%, and inflation is running at 2%. If you think you can get a 10% real rate of return consistently over the next 40 years, well, you're wrong and soon enough you'll know it.

[Anonymous No.16812170]

>>16811011
Good thing only poor people pay taxes.

[Anonymous No.16812179]

>>16811011
How about the gap in social security / if it was invested in the market instead of in dogshit t bills the gap would be 5% annually minimum - over a lifetime thats a million at least.

Fuck I hate the government.

[Anonymous No.16812182]

>>16811623
them