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What percentage of your income tax return do you invest? What investment will you choose? |
What percentage of your income tax return do you invest? What investment will you choose? I don't invest any. By the time I get it I need to put some money into car maintenance or catch up on some other bills. The only thing I've invested in is accidental life insurance.... in case I die in an accident my daughter will have some money. the more I do tax returns, the more I like the idea of off-shore tax shelters! Hi, |
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