By Jp Cortez Financially prudent individuals set aside surplus funds to protect against unforeseen expenditures. This way, when faced with loss of income, house repairs, car trouble, or anything else, they will have a buffer against unanticipated downturns. In the same vein, almost every state in the United States has established a “savings account” for […]
5 Tips to Financially Divorce-Proof Your Marriage
By Mason Brown There are no specified secrets in keeping a marriage successful. This is because it all starts with the simple things between people in a marriage who keeps each other happy. The first thing they must do is to marry in a smart manner. Every marriage goes through growing pains. Marrying smartly means […]
Idaho House of Representatives Votes Overwhelmingly to Remove Income Taxation from Precious Metals
Boise, Idaho (March 14, 2017) – By an overwhelming 56-13 margin, the Idaho House of Representatives today voted to end all Idaho taxation on precious metals, e.g. gold and silver coins and bars. Bill sponsor Representative Mike Moyle (R) and the entire Republican caucus voted for the measure. If the Republican-controlled Idaho Senate follows suit […]
Sound Money Is Rising at the State Level
By Clint Siegner, Money Metals Exchange Inflation is the most pernicious of taxes levied by our government. Officials systematically devalue the Federal Reserve Note “dollar,” then levy capital gains taxes on assets when their dollar price rises. The “gains” are largely illusory. Rising asset prices over time reflect the fact that the dollar buys less […]
Idaho Bill Would End Taxation of Gold and Silver
By Jp Cortez The Framers of our nation established that gold and silver are money, but federal taxing authorities in recent decades have required taxpayers to pay taxes on this form of money when its exchange for Federal Reserve Notes results in nominal capital “gains.” But that problem may soon be mitigated, at least in […]