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ATO Data Reveals Tax Avoidance, Negative Gearing Surge, and Widening Wealth Disparity
The ATO's 2022-23 tax statistics show 91 millionaires paid no tax, negative gearing losses increased due to rising interest rates, and high-income earners disproportionately benefit from capital gains, while many nearing retirement lack sufficient superannuation.
ATO Data Reveals Tax Avoidance, Negative Gearing Surge, and Widening Wealth Disparity
The ATO's 2022-23 tax statistics show 91 millionaires paid no tax, negative gearing losses increased due to rising interest rates, and high-income earners disproportionately benefit from capital gains, while many nearing retirement lack sufficient superannuation.
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60% Bias Score
Spain's Real Estate Focus: A High-Risk, High-Reward Strategy
A UBS report reveals that Spanish households hold 75.9% of their wealth in real estate, the highest in Europe, driven by cultural preferences and impacting national wealth distribution. The upcoming "Great Succession" will transfer 17% of Spain's wealth in the next decades.
Spain's Real Estate Focus: A High-Risk, High-Reward Strategy
A UBS report reveals that Spanish households hold 75.9% of their wealth in real estate, the highest in Europe, driven by cultural preferences and impacting national wealth distribution. The upcoming "Great Succession" will transfer 17% of Spain's wealth in the next decades.
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44% Bias Score
German Middle Class Defined by Income: 48% in 2022
A new study defines Germany's middle class based on income relative to the 2022 median income (€2312): €1850-€3470 for single-person households, €3880-€7280 for four-person households; 48% of Germans fall within this range, 4% are considered relatively wealthy (over 250% of median income).
German Middle Class Defined by Income: 48% in 2022
A new study defines Germany's middle class based on income relative to the 2022 median income (€2312): €1850-€3470 for single-person households, €3880-€7280 for four-person households; 48% of Germans fall within this range, 4% are considered relatively wealthy (over 250% of median income).
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36% Bias Score
Australia's Super Tax: Inflation Indexing Crucial to Mitigate Future Impact
Australia's Labor government plans to introduce new superannuation taxes on balances above \$3 million and a 15% tax on unrealised gains; however, the lack of inflation indexing will significantly broaden the impact over time, affecting more people than initially projected.
Australia's Super Tax: Inflation Indexing Crucial to Mitigate Future Impact
Australia's Labor government plans to introduce new superannuation taxes on balances above \$3 million and a 15% tax on unrealised gains; however, the lack of inflation indexing will significantly broaden the impact over time, affecting more people than initially projected.
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56% Bias Score
Record Investment Returns in Spain in 2024 Exceed €90 Billion
Spanish households received record investment returns exceeding €90 billion in 2024, a 22.6% increase from 2023, primarily due to rising interest rates, increased dividends, and capital gains from stocks and real estate, disproportionately benefiting high-income households.
Record Investment Returns in Spain in 2024 Exceed €90 Billion
Spanish households received record investment returns exceeding €90 billion in 2024, a 22.6% increase from 2023, primarily due to rising interest rates, increased dividends, and capital gains from stocks and real estate, disproportionately benefiting high-income households.
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36% Bias Score
Turkey's High-Value Bank Deposits Surge in February 2025
As of February 2025, Turkey saw a 115,871 increase in individuals holding over 1 million Turkish Lira in their accounts compared to December 2024, totaling 2,123,799 individuals with over 15.5 trillion Lira in combined deposits.
Turkey's High-Value Bank Deposits Surge in February 2025
As of February 2025, Turkey saw a 115,871 increase in individuals holding over 1 million Turkish Lira in their accounts compared to December 2024, totaling 2,123,799 individuals with over 15.5 trillion Lira in combined deposits.
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28% Bias Score
Madrid Concentrates 44.6% of Spain's Highest Earners
In 2023, only 14,738 people in Spain declared annual incomes exceeding €601,000; however, 44.6% of them reside in Madrid, which accounts for just 16.3% of all Spanish taxpayers. This concentration is attributed to Madrid's tax policies, creating a significant economic disparity across regions.
Madrid Concentrates 44.6% of Spain's Highest Earners
In 2023, only 14,738 people in Spain declared annual incomes exceeding €601,000; however, 44.6% of them reside in Madrid, which accounts for just 16.3% of all Spanish taxpayers. This concentration is attributed to Madrid's tax policies, creating a significant economic disparity across regions.
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40% Bias Score
Trump Accounts: \$1,000 Child Investment with Complex Tax Implications
The House-passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act establishes "Trump Accounts," providing a \$1,000 federal investment for each child born between 2025 and 2028, projected to grow to over \$8,000 by age 18, with tax implications varying based on fund usage and income level, potentially benefiting higher e...
Trump Accounts: \$1,000 Child Investment with Complex Tax Implications
The House-passed One Big Beautiful Bill Act establishes "Trump Accounts," providing a \$1,000 federal investment for each child born between 2025 and 2028, projected to grow to over \$8,000 by age 18, with tax implications varying based on fund usage and income level, potentially benefiting higher e...
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56% Bias Score
Western Inequality: A Reassessment
Daniel Waldenström, Stockholm's IFN economics professor, argues that Western societies currently have the lowest inequality globally, with the middle class experiencing record wealth growth despite the rise in billionaires. He attributes the rise of populist movements to incomplete integration of im...
Western Inequality: A Reassessment
Daniel Waldenström, Stockholm's IFN economics professor, argues that Western societies currently have the lowest inequality globally, with the middle class experiencing record wealth growth despite the rise in billionaires. He attributes the rise of populist movements to incomplete integration of im...
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52% Bias Score
Wealth Concentration and Increased Economic Opportunity: A Contrarian View
Between 1982 and 2023, the wealthiest 0.00001% of Americans saw their share of total U.S. household wealth rise from 0.1% to 1.2%, a trend the author argues stimulates economic opportunity for the broader population by fueling investment and job creation.
Wealth Concentration and Increased Economic Opportunity: A Contrarian View
Between 1982 and 2023, the wealthiest 0.00001% of Americans saw their share of total U.S. household wealth rise from 0.1% to 1.2%, a trend the author argues stimulates economic opportunity for the broader population by fueling investment and job creation.
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68% Bias Score
German Coalition Agreement Favors Businesses, Raises Social Inequality Concerns
Germany's new coalition government's agreement prioritizes corporate tax cuts and reduced energy taxes, benefiting businesses and high-income earners while offering minimal relief for lower-income groups, raising concerns about social inequality and the potential for further political polarization.
German Coalition Agreement Favors Businesses, Raises Social Inequality Concerns
Germany's new coalition government's agreement prioritizes corporate tax cuts and reduced energy taxes, benefiting businesses and high-income earners while offering minimal relief for lower-income groups, raising concerns about social inequality and the potential for further political polarization.
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60% Bias Score
German Wealth Inequality Remains High Despite Slight Decrease in Top 10% Share
The German Bundesbank's April 10th report reveals that while the richest 10% of German households hold about 54% of total wealth (a slight decrease from 2021), wealth inequality remains high compared to other European nations; inflation disproportionately impacted poorer households, highlighting vul...
German Wealth Inequality Remains High Despite Slight Decrease in Top 10% Share
The German Bundesbank's April 10th report reveals that while the richest 10% of German households hold about 54% of total wealth (a slight decrease from 2021), wealth inequality remains high compared to other European nations; inflation disproportionately impacted poorer households, highlighting vul...
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28% Bias Score
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