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26                                    Don’t Make Me Say I Told You So




               In the book But What If I Live? by Gregory Salsbury, he states:
            “Taxes represent the average American household’s single

            largest monthly expense, almost twice as much as the next
            highest expense: housing. Today, the typical American family

            now spends more on income tax than it does on food, clothing,
            and transportation combined.”      3


               So, as the data clearly shows, taxes are going up. Sometime

            in the future, you’ll look back wistfully at the tax rates we have
            today, and long for “the good old days.”




            Summary



               ►   Taxes are going to go up in the future. It’s inevitable.

               ►   Taxes, which already represent the single biggest

                  expense as a percentage of income, will represent an
                  even bigger percentage in the future.

               ►   You will look back at today’s rates and appreciate how

                  low they were compared to what you’ll pay in the future.


















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