Should you consider asset protection planning?

The Use of Irrevocable Medicaid Income Only Trusts

Would you turn your gun in to the authorities if President Obama ordered you to do so?
Who is crazier:
Should Jeb Bush run for President in 2016?
Who should be interim Senator taking John Kerry's seat:

Why was 2012 a great year?

Who should Al Gore have sold Current TV to:
Would you like to buy cable TV Stations a la cart?
Are you saddened or gladdened that John Kerry is leaving Massachusetts?

The tough facts about the U.S.' finances

In continuing my discussion on this topic from a few weeks ago, I now turn to a look at government revenue and economic growth. The average income tax rate for an American citizen is approximately 13 percent. In order to cover current government expenses this tax rate would have had to double – without even including the negative effects that higher tax rates would likely have on GDP growth. Is a doubling of income tax rates realistic and/or politically palatable? Absolutely not. Are higher tax rates not only likely but also necessary? Most likely, yes.

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