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:!marseypoor: poors of reddit upset at the notion that maybe squeezing all the money from billionaires :marseycapitalistmanlet: isn't actually a sound economic policy

https://old.reddit.com/r/FluentInFinance/comments/1dko6bk/some_people_have_a_spending_problem_especially/?sort=controversial

https://i.rdrama.net/images/1718992449326733.webp

Here's a funny bit where this r-slur things his bonus is taxed at a different (higher) rate (it's not, he's just r-slurred, it's withheld at a different rate, but at 25% not 45%)

https://i.rdrama.net/images/17189924495344374.webp

R-slur trots out the "Billionaires don't pay any taxes" argument again, but this time someone points out how r-slurred he is

https://i.rdrama.net/images/1718992449797273.webp

And finally, an r-slur who COMPLETELY misses the point of the simplistic meme and doubles down when it's explained to him (notice how the rational poster has like no votes)

https://i.rdrama.net/images/17189924498756804.webp

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>capital gains sneed

But investing it is the best thing possible, you literally make money on money and a 401k pays out much more than 40 years of social security payments. We could literally cut payments and nearly halve our tax spending every year if the boomers had been forced to 401kmaxx instead of pay SS, AND they'd have actual millions to pass on to their kids after they die. I cant imagine not maxing out a 401k contribution from an employer, its free money on top of free gains.

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