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Originally Posted by SBQ
But not after taxes at the individual level (RWT). When you minus what's really going on, the end results won't be so spectacular over a long term multi-decade outcome.
The robbing of compound returns are significant as described by Buffet and Jack Bogle.
Maybe some have missed the point I was trying to make.
The point is not about being investing in K/S or another investment
Rather which K/S fund to be in once they had decided to invest in K/S
I understand it is difficult to compare retirement savings country by country as ours are taxed before deposited in K/S & along the way?
Compared to a lot of other countries it is taxed when withdrawn with a massive liability at the end
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