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Andy The Bitcoin Adviser
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Partner at The Bitcoin Adviser and Loan my Coins, Stacker of 🌽, bitcoin is our pension fund!

If there’s one thing that irks me consistently it’s the proposition that tax not charged is a cost to the government.

The want to keep their boot on your throat, they don’t give a fuck about you, they want to keep you poor and they don’t want you accumulating wealth for yourself or your family!

Opt out, ‪buy #bitcoin and self custody!‬

https://theconversation.com/super-has-become-a-taxpayer-funded-inheritance-scheme-for-the-rich-heres-how-to-fix-it-and-save-billions-202948

They’d really prefer it if you worked until you dropped dead, paying as much tax as possible and didn’t have any savings!

Opt out, buy #bitcoin and self custody!‬

https://www.afr.com/policy/tax-and-super/tax-superannuation-earnings-in-retirement-grattan-20230331-p5cx32

TLDR - ā€œTo Lex Didn’t Readā€ ?

Replying to Avatar Cyph3rp9nk

Feel like this is something #[2]​ would appreciate 🤣

Which probably originated in Russia!

#[0]​ do you feel like Alf agreed that #bitcoin is the answer? He kinda dodged the question?

https://youtu.be/5E1qEVrEYKU

So I think I got some clarity today on this. To take funds out of accumulation phase I.e. your super account they have to be moved into your pension account, you can’t just take a lump sum out of accumulation to a bank account.

Therefore anything over your transfer balance cap if withdrawn from your pension account as a lump sum will be subject to 15% tax and then prob 30% when it’s over $3m if that passes.

This doesn’t mean you can’t leave a large balance in the pension account or your super account. Does that make sense?

I also really like the feed containing only the content I want to follow, not some dystopian, hellscape of šŸ¤”šŸŒ nonsense