CHAPTER TEN w h a St oi f whhi sa tt ahxa pbpr ae cnkse ti f rMa taerst yn’ so rtma xael isz egdo tuopm? oSrpee chi fi isctaolrl iyc, rbartaecsk,etasnwd ewreetrwe e3n0ty ypeearrcsenatgoh?igher, like middle quintile Dollars and Cents Ienf f etcht ei v ep rt ea vx i orua tse . c Ihna pttheirss ,c hMa pa rt et yr , uwsee’dr e ag ofilna tg 2t o5 epvearl uc eant et what would happen if Marty’s taxes went up 30 percent five R Rising Taxes By Neil Wilding et hme etmo tba el rt aax ef es wh ecchoaupl tde pr sa ya goon wh ihs eI nR AMi anrrt ey t iarneaml yeznetd? I have news for him: it could be even worse than he projected. Marty assumed his tax rate stayed the same throughout huinsliwkeolryktihnagt yisetaorsocacnudr!retirement. But now you know how In this chapter, I’ll use tax rates as a proxy for all the dB ief cf ekrye ns at i wd aaybso uMt alri tmy ’ist etda xdeesd cuoc ut ilodn sg ,o nuepw (traexme se ,mabnedr owt hheart stealth ways your taxes can rise).
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