Wednesday, September 29, 2021

We don’t talk about this enough

But it's really important to get it right
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Hey There,

I want to warn you before you read any further:

I'm going to give you some homework if you read to the end of this newsletter.

So if you aren't willing to do some homework, then close this email now! But you'll be in the dark about something really important.

For those of you bold enough to get your hands dirty, read on…

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Okay now, I didn't tell you what your homework was going to be about until you read further…

Because I knew if you saw the dreaded "T" word, you'd for sure tune out.

But today we're going to be talking about "taxes."

Now, I know nobody ever wants to talk about taxes. But it's so important that you do.

And I want to be very clear: I am not a tax expert. That's why you'll leave this newsletter with some homework!

But lately, the current administration has been hinting at some pretty radical tax policy.

I'm not trying to get political here: remember, I've said over and over again that no politician actually cares about your money.
But Biden (and Janet Yellen at the Treasury) have said that they want to consider charging taxes on year over year gains, even if you don't sell and realize those gains.

Let me make that clear, in case you don't understand what I mean.

Say you have a stock that you own 10 shares of, that you bought for $50 a share.

Let's say it has a really good year and climbs to $200 a share. But there's a 25% tax on unrealized capital gains.

That means that you now owe $375 to the government, even if you didn't sell a single share.

Biden's idea is that these tax plans punish the so-called "one percent," and "make them pay their fair share" (I won't even get into that here).

But the people who really can suffer are folks whose margins are so much smaller, who are just trying to invest their money smartly and improve their life circumstances.

That's what these policymakers don't see.

So, enough sad talk, here are the two things you can do:

  1. You need to learn about tax laws that will affect you (or find someone who can protect you)

Like I said, I'm no tax expert. But there are tax experts out there!

Study how the law will affect you and adjust accordingly.

These current ideas are just that: ideas. But the President wants them to be law, and he's the guy who could make it happen.

  1. Learn to chart!

This is no surprise for all of you who have been reading these updates, but you know how important charting is for taking control of your financial situation.

We're going to continue to be dedicated to that mission here. I hope you'll be along for the ride.

Happy trading!,

Markay

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