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Get the latest on taxing the super-rich, retirement savings goals amid inflation, and the tax uncertainties facing expats in Thailand... April 4, 2024 [image] [Event]( | [Citizenship](=) Welcome to the Weekly Rundown. This week, we're looking at President Biden's proposal to tax the super-rich more heavily, introducing a 25% tax on unrealized gains for those worth over $100 million. It's a move that's stirred quite the conversation about fairness and the practicality of taxing wealth in this way. With elections on the horizon and debates about tax reforms heating up, this proposal is set to be a hot topic Bulgaria & Romania Join Schengen [image]() Bulgaria and Romania have officially joined the Schengen Area, eliminating air and sea border checks and marking a significant moment for travelers and the two nations alike. 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This initiative, part of a broader strategy to generate over $4.5 trillion in new taxes predominantly from the wealthy and corporations, aims to address the longstanding issue of tax fairness in the U.S. While the proposal garners support from key Democrats like Senators Ron Wyden and Elizabeth Warren, it faces skepticism regarding its enforceability and potential for evasion. As the nation heads towards critical elections and tax reform discussions, this move rekindles the debate on how best to balance taxation to support public services without stifling economic growth. Read the full story [here](). [image] Why You Need Dual Citizenship [image](=) The elite are navigating a world without borders, leveraging dual citizenship as a key to global access and security. With the rise in 'golden visas' and citizenship-by-investment, obtaining a second passport has become more than a status symbol—it's a strategic move for safety, freedom, and opportunity. 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Read the full story [here](. [image] U.S. Property Taxes Jump, Impacting Homeowners Nationwide [image]( In a dramatic turn, U.S. single-family homes have seen a 7% spike in property taxes in 2023, totaling $363 billion. This sharp increase, nearly double the rate from 2022, marks the largest rise in five years, signaling a crunch for homeowners. With the average property tax bill climbing to $4,062 and the effective tax rate inching up, homeowners across the Northeast and Midwest are feeling the most heat. This uptick, amidst fluctuating home values and a cooling housing market, places a spotlight on the evolving financial landscape for American homeowners. As regions grapple with this surge, the ripple effects on housing affordability and the broader economy are yet to unfold. Read the full story [here](). 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Despite this adjusted expectation, actual savings have slightly dipped, revealing a stark $1.37 million gap between aspirations and reality. With Gen Z and Millennials setting ambitious targets yet facing considerable shortfalls, the challenge extends across generations. The study underscores not just the inflation-driven recalibration of retirement goals but also highlights a widespread lack of tax planning in retirement strategies. Read the full story [here](). [image] [image](=) NOMAD PASSPORT INDEX 2024 See where your passport ranks in the global pecking order with the Nomad Passport Index 2024. Find out if your passport opens doors worldwide, or encounters more barriers... [YOUR PASSPORT RANKING](=) Golden Passports and Island Economies: A Caribbean Dilemma [image](=) The Caribbean's affair with Citizenship by Investment (CBI) programs reveals a complex narrative of risk and opportunity. 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