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by lostmsu
1231 days ago
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The article does not explain anything. There's no math to back it up either. From what I understand, the difference in the compounding rate of return is actually 0 at all time if you add the liquidation tax liability (which you have to) as a negative value to the net worth graph. The only benefit is that tax brackets (might) go down, which is exactly what people are saying. |
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