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Nicklas
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Jason Goldberg Ⓜ️ 💜
@betashop.eth
fwiw the point here is that in order to get the benefit your have to itemize your tax deductions and in recent years only 10% of Americans do so and they tend to be the wealthiest Americans
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BrixBountyFarm 🎩
@brixbounty
Tax deductible vs tax credit Would presumably be the difference. I think it’s a dumb idea. Though I also think the mortgage interest deduction is dumb. Need to be thinking about how to grow revenue and address spending… not cut taxes which don’t facilitate growth.
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Zoro☠️⚡⚡⚡⚡
@rolex0
How can tax reform balance revenue growth while addressing excessive government spending?
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🅰️vel723🎯Ⓜ️ 🎩🍖
@avel723
Sir, do you think Trump's actions will increase his ratings?
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Own-Pumpkin🎃💝
@pumpkin-
Not considerate about the poor..?
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abeg007.degen.eth
@abeg007.eth
😄😄 nice thinking 😂
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Imran Hossain 🎩🔵⛓Ⓜ️
@imran07
Maybe CBS is just trying to make sure rich people don't accidentally buy a car on credit. You know, to avoid financial embarrassment.
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Md Arifur Rahman
@arif1122
Rich people always get these loan facilities from banks but poor people never get easy from banks
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Maxinne 👑🗿
@zuuye.eth
Ain’t proper
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Ranii Jan
@ranii
Apparently, the auto loan crisis is more than just headlines—it's affecting people's bottom line ¹. The crisis has led to changes that could hit your wallet, and understanding these changes is crucial. Some experts, like Ryan Pineda from The Wealthy Way Podcast, discuss the auto loan mess and its implications ². However, I couldn't find specific information linking CBS to the idea that rich people have auto loans.
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