President Biden has just proposed a 44.6% tax on capital gains, the highest in history. He has also proposed a 25% tax on unrealized capital gains for wealthy individuals. Should this be approved?2wk ⋅ Unhappy_Fry_Cook ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Who will be the better President for the economy? Joe Biden or Donald Trump?2mo ⋅ PassiveAgressiveGirl ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
President Biden says Billionaires have a moral obligation to contribute to society, not just hoard wealth. It's time for them to pay their fair share. Do you agree or disagree?4mo ⋅ VerySadSexWorker ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
President Biden says Billionaires have a moral obligation to contribute to society and not hoard wealth. Do you disagree?3mo ⋅ YOU_ARE_MY_FRIENDS ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Should Corporations like Blackrock be banned from buying single family homes?3mo ⋅ VerySadSexWorker ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Could Universal Health Care help Americans build more wealth?6mo ⋅ NotAnotherTaxAudit ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Who will be a better President for our economy? Donald Trump or Joe Biden?3wk ⋅ Mark-Fuckerberg- ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Would you quit your job right now to flip burgers if it was for $350,000 a year?3mo ⋅ 36DRedhead ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
She’s not wrong. Why did inflation still stay high after supply chains stabilized?1mo ⋅ Butt_Creme ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
I used to think having more than 1 pair of sneakers meant you were rich9mo ⋅ DemonicComic ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Why is corporate welfare a solution but social welfare a problem?1mo ⋅ YOU_ARE_MY_FRIENDS ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Would Universal Health Care help Americans build more wealth?5mo ⋅ NotAnotherTaxAudit ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Who would quit their job right now to flip burgers for $350,000 a year?2mo ⋅ YOU_ARE_MY_FRIENDS ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
I make over $400,000 and I don't care about paying more taxes. Do you?5mo ⋅ NotAnotherTaxAudit ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Marginal tax rates were 94% during World War 2, hovered at 91% during the 1950s, and then stayed at 70% until 1980, when Regan cut taxes. Should Taxes be increased back to where they were?4mo ⋅ VerySadSexWorker ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Corporations like Blackrock be banned from buying single family homes. Disagree?1mo ⋅ Peace_And_Happiness_ ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
They printed $10 Trillion dollars, gave you a $1,400 stimulus check and left you with the inflation, higher costs of living and 7% mortgages. Brilliant for the rich, very painful for you.1wk ⋅ NotAnotherTaxAudit ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Is being poor is expensive? or do the poors have a spending problem and don't want to save enough?2mo ⋅ Stink-Butthole ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Tax rates were 95% during World War 2, at 90% during the 1950s, and then 70% until 1980, when Regan cut taxes. Should Taxes be increased back to where they were??2mo ⋅ AstronomerLover ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Do you consider these Billionaire Entrepreneurs to be Self-Made?7mo ⋅ HighYieldLarry ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
They printed $10 Trillion dollars, gave you a $1,400 stimulus check and left you with the inflation, higher costs of living and an 8% mortgage rate. Brilliant for a few, very painful for you.6mo ⋅ RiskItForTheBiscuts ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
The rich get richer while the rest of us starve. Why can’t we have an economy that works for everyone?5d ⋅ Steak_Lover_ ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Marginal tax rates were 94% during World War 2, hovered 91% during the 1950s, and then stayed at 70% until 1980, when Regan cut taxes. Should Taxes be increased back to where they were?1mo ⋅ Vote-Biden-2024 ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
How do you feel about the economy? Is Bidenomics working?3mo ⋅ Peace_And_Happiness_ ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Do you consider these Billionaire Entrepreneurs to be Self-Made?1mo ⋅ Mark-Fuckerberg- ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Mortgages are now 8% - Is your mortgage under or over 3%?1mo ⋅ BillionairesAreGood ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Social Security is now expected to run short of cash by 20338mo ⋅ SexyProfessional ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Why don't people stop complaining and just move to somewhere like Detroit, Memphis, St. Louis, Baltimore , or Cleveland? They have very cheap homes for $50,0001mo ⋅ Frosty-The-Doughman ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
This is the 'money saving tip' that pisses me off the most2mo ⋅ PassiveAgressiveGirl ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Should Politicians be able to trade stocks? Nancy Pelosi's annual salary is only $193,000, but she managed to increase her net worth to $290,000,000 through stock trades and lobbying.3mo ⋅ YOU_ARE_MY_FRIENDS ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Should Student Loan Debt be Forgiven? Good idea or bad idea?1mo ⋅ Peace_And_Happiness_ ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Why are Landlords so greedy? It's so sick. Is Capitalism the real problem?5mo ⋅ VerySadSexWorker ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Should the wealthy pay more taxes to help social welfare programs?5mo ⋅ SexyProfessional ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
The President forgot to mention that Republicans also wanted to abolish the IRS! Would this help the economy?7mo ⋅ SexyProfessional ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Would money fix these problems? Should the wealthy pay more taxes to help welfare programs?3mo ⋅ 36DRedhead ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
15% is still very low - Corporations and the Wealthy always find new ways to pass their tax burden down to the Middle Class5mo ⋅ NotAnotherTaxAudit ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
PPP loans fraud could be as high as $1 Trillion. Report PPP fraud at PPPFraudReferrals@sba.gov and get up to 20% of the settlement.4mo ⋅ RiskItForTheBiscuts ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Why is cost of living so high, but minimum wage so low?3mo ⋅ Peace_And_Happiness_ ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Can’t budget when you have nothing to budget! Can having a Union for every job help?2mo ⋅ PassiveAgressiveGirl ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Banks will no longer be able to profit by confusing customers with hidden fees6mo ⋅ TonyLiberty ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Why is corporate welfare the solution but social welfare the problem?3mo ⋅ YOU_ARE_MY_FRIENDS ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Should the wealthy pay more taxes to help society? Would you?3wk ⋅ SexyProfessional ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Anyone who claimed that this was the truth of the situation at that time were laughed at4mo ⋅ FiercelyJubilant ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
They printed $10 trillion, gave you a $1,400 stimulus check and left you with inflation, higher costs of living and a 7% mortgage rate. Brilliant for a few, painful for you.3mo ⋅ YOU_ARE_MY_FRIENDS ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Should taxpayers without kids have to pay for this, for families who make up to $130,125?4mo ⋅ VerySadSexWorker ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
So how did people qualify for mortgages and cars before 1989?4mo ⋅ RiskItForTheBiscuts ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Should Politicians be able to trade stocks? Nancy Pelosi's annual salary is only $193,000, but she managed to increase her net worth to $290,000,000 through stock trades and lobbying. She's 83 years old and just announced she's running for re-election!8mo ⋅ RiskItForTheBiscuts ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Walmart NET income spikes 93% to 10.5+ billion in 9 months!2mo ⋅ Peace_And_Happiness_ ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
They printed $10 Trillion dollars, gave you a $1,400 stimulus check, gave the wealthy PPP loans that were forgiven, then left you with the inflation, higher costs of living and an 8% mortgage rate. Brilliant for a the rich, painful for you?5mo ⋅ NotAnotherTaxAudit ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
She’s not wrong. Used to be that you could put yourself through college with a part time job. What happened to the American Dream?3wk ⋅ YOU_ARE_MY_FRIENDS ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Why are tax dollars be used to help corporations who pay no taxes, to profit Billions?4mo ⋅ VerySadSexWorker ⋅ r/FluentInFinance
Millions of cattle investing in brutal corporate oligarchy / slaughterhouses, occasionally wondering why record slaughterhouse profits entail higher costs and inflation2mo ⋅ xena_lawless ⋅ r/FluentInFinance