What's the [assuming best] political intentions behind taxing unrealized gains?
Politicians in many countries are looking at taxing unrealized capital gains.
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Politicians in many countries are looking at taxing unrealized capital gains.
In Singapore, the salaries for politicians are notably high. The Prime Minister earns S$2.2 million annually, while the President receives S$1.54 million. An entry-level minister has a salary of S$1.1 million, and an elected Member of Parliament (MP) earns an allowance of S$192,500 per year
Should we have have the "Elon Musk" equivalent to slash spending?
Inheritance tax changes for farmers are a "stab in the back", the National Farmers Union (NFU) president has told protesters in London. What do you think?
In the UK tuition fees are rising and student debt is mounting so it it worth it?
What should AI regulation look like? What do we need to take into account? How does this work locally versus globally?
Our children deserve to have a childhood free of smartphones and their addictive behaviour
Balancing economic growth with the urgency of climate action.