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In case you have an interest in some of the current tax thinking in raw form, related to tonights speech.
'Course, a lot of this is just chatter as been the case for many decades; but still is the opinion of what some folks think is the path to a "fairer" tax code.
.....auto-enrollment in an IRA. But too many workers don't even have a clue about the different types--- Roth, traditional.... And how many choices, and WHICH ONES, would be made available to the worker, in terms of mutual funds--- which are typically the destination for retirement money? Those of us who know ANYTHING about investing are a small minority. Some of us are even our own worst enemy when it comes to investing, too. And would the proposed changes work to prevent someone from shooting themselves in the foot?
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