Roundup: Articles From Around the Web
Here are some posts from around the web that I thought you may find interesting. Let me know if there is anything good I missed. Email me anything awesome that you find, or write, at Mark@milestomemories.com.
Articles
Don’t Forget To Spend Your 2021 Chase Sapphire Reserve Travel, Grocery, Or Gas Credit Before Your December Statement Closes! – Dan’s Deals
Chase’s weird system sometimes works in our favor, hello Southwest Companion Pass, but there are times it works against.
6 amazing Asia train journeys for food, scenery and culture – CNN Travel
Taking my son on a train ride like this has been high on my list. Waiting for things to go back to normal to do it so the experience isn’t hindered at all though.
Congress wants to kill the ‘backdoor Roth IRA.’ Here’s what it means for you – CNN Business
I know quite a few readers would not be happy about this change.
Conclusion
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Elections and who you vote for has consequences. Liberal debt and spending has to be paid for somehow.
The train rides look great. I’ve been itching to visit Sri Lanka for a long time and if so, a scenic train ride feels like a must.
On congress closing the Roth IRA loophole issue, rich people are already paying record low taxes in the U.S.. When Warren Buffet complains that his tax rate is vastly lower than that of his secretary, you know you have a problem. Trying to address these inequities is pretty pressing.
That Buffet quote is pretty crazy
I didn’t make it up. https://abcnews.go.com/blogs/business/2012/01/warren-buffett-and-his-secretary-talk-taxes
TBB had a table that showed top U.S. income tax brackets for about the last 100 years and the top bracket was 90% until JFK lowered it. While I don’t pretend that anything near 90% is sensible, Elon Musk making a number plus 10 zeros in a year without paying any taxes of note is nuts too.