1/17/2013

Survive and Thrieve (gold, gas, gun, food, ground)

Invest in
    healthcare
    energy
    rental apartment near energy plant
    oil & gas

Bank have to lend money from savers.

Inerest Rate may not go up

More construction in real estate

Commerical real estate has more incentives for taxes.

A real investor should not pay tax on cash flow and capital gain.

What does the government wants us to do?

Oil and gas benefits

taxes will go up for middle class in 2013

capital gains will go up

long time investment 15% will go up to 20%

Dividend income tax can increase

Employee pays the most tax.

massive transition from laptops to mobile device

Increase in woman oriented job/business owner

Invest in sections. Gold/silver mining companies. Oil Companies.

Which Industry is going to go up in the future then look for the best company to invest in.

Knowledge is the new currency


Tax Law Change:

For the first time in recent history, the percentage a real estate investor will pay in federal capital gains tax will be tied to his household income. In 2013, households earning more than $400,000 ($450,000 if married and filing jointly) will see federal capital gains taxes increased from 15 percent to 20 percent. For most everyone else, capital gains tax rates would remain at 15 percent (the 0 percent rate is retained for taxpayers in the 10 percent and 15 percent tax brackets). Additionally, all capital gains taxes may now include the 3.8 percent Affordable Care Act net investment income tax also known as the Medicare Tax.

It's almost certain tax rates on dividend payments will rise, possibly by as much 43.4% for those in upper income brackets.

Some investors could be spared from the dividend tax, depending on the outcome of fiscal cliff negotiations. U.S. President Barack Obama has said he wants to increase the tax on those earning $400,000 or more, while Republicans have suggested raising the tax on those earning $1 million or more.

But even if you're not hit by higher dividend taxes, you could see the prices of stocks you own plunge because of a selloff by investors worried about the higher tax rates.

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