It is always interesting to hear their thoughts on the US from foreigners. The views tend to differ based on where they come from. For example, someone from a poor country might consider the US as the best in everything. However someone from another developed country say Canada, Germany, France, UK, etc. might not agree …
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The automotive industry is projected to see major changes in the year leading to 2030 as the world moves away from internal combustion engine vehicles to electric vehicles (EVs) according to the World Investment Report 2020 published by UNCTAD. Today the auto industry is a highly complex industry with many Original Equipment Manufacturers (OEMs) and …
Tax rates vary by state in the U.S. From sales tax to income tax and everything in between rates differ from one to another. A few states do not have either income or sales tax at all. For instance, there is no personal income tax in the state of Florida. Recently I learned that not …
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Success with investing in stocks requires more than following simple concepts such as Buy and Hold, Dividend Growth Investing, Buy Low and Sell High, Momentum chasing, etc. it requires more than anything picking the rights stocks or to be more precise – picking the winners than losers. This is because if an investor picks randomly …
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Under the House Build Back Better Act proposal, the US would have the third-highest combined top marginal tax rate on long-term capital gain taxes among OECD countries according to an article at the Tax Foundation. Currently Denmark has the highest rate at 42 percent followed by Chile. As an emerging country, Chile used to have …