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@FinTechExec12

FinTech Exec who has spent 20 yrs working with the largest investment managers in the world. Interests - investing, financial education, sports & politics.

Boston, MA Tham gia Nisan 2023
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FinTechExec@FinTechExec12·
@greendragonhq What did Newsom have to do with the fact that silicon Valley is in CA? Did he bring those tech companies there?
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The Green Dragon Tavern@greendragonhq·
How can Republicans with a straight face say that Gavin Newsom destroyed California, then look at states like: Alabama Arkansas Kentucky Oklahoma Missouri Mississippi Louisiana Indiana And say these states are doing better ?
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BladeoftheSun
BladeoftheSun@BladeoftheS·
People need to accept the fact that democracy can never exist while Billionaires control all the methods of mass communication.
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FinTechExec@FinTechExec12·
@BenjaminDEKR If that's what you prefer. I guess. Many hotels allow you to check in ahead of time and have your key on their app.
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Benjamin De Kraker
Benjamin De Kraker@BenjaminDEKR·
What is the point of hotel check-in desk people anymore? Why isn't this 100% automated? Verify your ID, pay, get entry code. Why are humans still doing this?
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FinTechExec@FinTechExec12·
@SenateBudget Let's be clear. They pay the same dollar amount and ultimately get the same benefit. That is totally fair and appropriate.
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Senate Budget Democrats
Senate Budget Democrats@SenateBudget·
MURRAY: Is it true that people making under $184k pay a 12.4% Social Security tax rate? DAHL: Yes. MURRAY: And the rate for someone making $1 million? DAHL: 2.2%. MURRAY: So, a 12.4% tax for people making less than $184k, but 2.2% for a millionaire or .0002% for billionaires.
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Evan | Investments
Evan | Investments@NotA_Bull·
You have $5,000. You have to buy ONE stock under $100 today. No ETFs. No safe plays. What’s the ticker that changes your life by 2030?
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David Austin Walsh
David Austin Walsh@DavidAstinWalsh·
Ever walk through a nice but not insanely wealthy neighborhood and just intuitively know everyone who lives there is over 70 because there’s no way any normal person under the age of 50 could have ever afforded a house there?
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FinTechExec@FinTechExec12·
@DavidAstinWalsh You literally said in a nice neighborhood everyone is over 70 because no one could afford to live there
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David Austin Walsh
David Austin Walsh@DavidAstinWalsh·
@FinTechExec12 Whoa whoa whoa whoa -- you're telling me that a guy who works in finance can afford an expensive house? That showed me!
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Tylor Brand@_Khayyat_·
@DavidAstinWalsh That's not necessarily true. Some of the residents could just have wealthy parents and a trust fund.
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FinTechExec@FinTechExec12·
@scottsantens Yeah while we are at let's make everyone taller, smarter, better looking, harder working, etc... People are born with advantages, get over it. Giving everyone free money doesn't help anyone. Prices will just go up.
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Scott Santens
Scott Santens@scottsantens·
We already have a system of non-universal basic income. It’s called "having wealthy parents." UBI just democratizes that privilege so everyone has the same base-level security to pursue their potential. It's no coincidence that entrepreneurs tend to come from wealthy families.
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DC in SB 🌊
DC in SB 🌊@dcinsb·
@yinyang_yo_ It doesn’t work because there’s no places for retirees to downsize to.
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Coconut Tree City 🥥🌴
"Property taxes will push grandma out her house!" The way the suburban model was supposed to work is that retirees sell their houses to downsize, and younger working professionals buy their house This was supposed to help drive support for the development of smaller houses
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FinTechExec@FinTechExec12·
@scottsantens So how does UBI help? What do you think giving 2k a month to everyone does to prices? Do you not think rents will go up?
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FinTechExec@FinTechExec12·
@ChivalryGuild Thats not that much. Don't get me wrong, its fine but at 5k per month, you aren't living the high life.
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Steve · Millionaire Habits
In the United States, you may own your home, but you'll never truly own the property it sits on. Property is rented from the government, and always will be so long as property taxes exist.
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