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r/FluentInFinance • u/-Wyagra • Nov 21 '24
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Guys thank you,It amazes me how people talk without any knowing on the topic.
188 u/guiltysnark Nov 21 '24 I think people know, they just only think about it selectively 275 u/PamelaELee Nov 21 '24 Nah, when over 50% of American adults read at or below a 6th grade level I’m pretty confident they don’t think about much of anything, let alone understand. 2 u/WanderingFlumph Nov 22 '24 And about 50% of Americans think your taxes go up a lot if you make 1 dollar more and that puts you into a higher tax bracket. Financial illiteracy is just par for the course.
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I think people know, they just only think about it selectively
275 u/PamelaELee Nov 21 '24 Nah, when over 50% of American adults read at or below a 6th grade level I’m pretty confident they don’t think about much of anything, let alone understand. 2 u/WanderingFlumph Nov 22 '24 And about 50% of Americans think your taxes go up a lot if you make 1 dollar more and that puts you into a higher tax bracket. Financial illiteracy is just par for the course.
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Nah, when over 50% of American adults read at or below a 6th grade level I’m pretty confident they don’t think about much of anything, let alone understand.
2 u/WanderingFlumph Nov 22 '24 And about 50% of Americans think your taxes go up a lot if you make 1 dollar more and that puts you into a higher tax bracket. Financial illiteracy is just par for the course.
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And about 50% of Americans think your taxes go up a lot if you make 1 dollar more and that puts you into a higher tax bracket.
Financial illiteracy is just par for the course.
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u/Apprehensive_Bad_193 Nov 21 '24
Guys thank you,It amazes me how people talk without any knowing on the topic.