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All of the States (under Regulation 570, section 4.B) restrict advertising of this account. As a result, we estimate that less than 1% of...
The first thing you should know, is this:If set up the right way, the money you put into your “invisible” accountis not taxed.So what do I mean by “set up the right way?”
Well, you can have your account set up in a way thatwill render your savings undetectable to the IRS, the Government, and every other financial authority.It’s how the millionaires I mentioned earlier “disappeared.”It’s a way of allocating your moneywithinthis account that makes ituntaxableandinvisible.In a 1985 article,The New YorkTimes called it a “loophole.”In fact, the Government believed they were losing so much money in potential tax dollars, Reagan tried to shut this “loophole” down.Of course, he failed...
Perhaps it’s because so many powerful people have accountsof their own.Today, Dick Lugar, Mark Warner, the Clintons, and dozens of other politicians and the wealthy elite have invisible accounts.
In the past, Presidents such as FDR, Taft, and JFK have held personal money in them.It’s no secret that federal politicians—on average—are significantly richer than the average American.
Why not piggyback off the simple loophole they’ve created for themselves?
It’s what the generations before us used to do...
The first thing you should know, is this:If set up the right way, the money you put into your “invisible” accountis not taxed.So what do I mean by “set up the right way?”
Well, you can have your account set up in a way thatwill render your savings undetectable to the IRS, the Government, and every other financial authority.It’s how the millionaires I mentioned earlier “disappeared.”It’s a way of allocating your moneywithinthis account that makes ituntaxableandinvisible.In a 1985 article,The New YorkTimes called it a “loophole.”In fact, the Government believed they were losing so much money in potential tax dollars, Reagan tried to shut this “loophole” down.Of course, he failed...
Perhaps it’s because so many powerful people have accountsof their own.Today, Dick Lugar, Mark Warner, the Clintons, and dozens of other politicians and the wealthy elite have invisible accounts.
In the past, Presidents such as FDR, Taft, and JFK have held personal money in them.It’s no secret that federal politicians—on average—are significantly richer than the average American.
Why not piggyback off the simple loophole they’ve created for themselves?
It’s what the generations before us used to do...
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