Oct 21 2024 35 mins 2
This episode delves into the potential impact of proposed tax policy changes that could significantly affect Americans, particularly those making over $400,000, and the broader implications for everyday citizens.
We discuss how these tax changes, including increases on capital gains and the introduction of new taxes, may not only target high earners but could also trickle down to the average person in various ways.
We emphasize the importance of understanding that tax policies can influence the economy as a whole, affecting prices and investment opportunities. We also highlight the misconception that only the wealthy will bear the burden of these tax increases, illustrating how small business owners and individuals experiencing wealth creation events could also face substantial tax liabilities.
We encourage you to stay informed about these changes and consider how they might impact your financial future and the economy at large.
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About Your Co-Hosts:
Travis Maus has been in financial services for over fifteen years. He is a Senior Wealth Manager and Chief Executive Officer at S.E.E.D. Planning Group. Travis also hosts the Unleashing Leadership Podcast, where he dissects some of his favorite books on leadership and how you can apply it to your business or life.
Steve Campbell has over a decade of industry experience and is the Chief Brand Officer at S.E.E.D. Planning Group. Steve also hosts the One Big Thing Podcast, an interview-style show meant to inspire and encourage 30 and 40-year-olds going through difficult seasons of navigating marriage, raising kids, and growing personally.
