milestone that I'm happy about. I'm very proud of the hard work and I'm sort of starting to see the effects of

compounding that I've been reading about for years and years and years and I'm starting to kind of actually feel those effects.

But you know, it's something that we've worked hard toward and also you know definitely need to to call out the fact that both my husband and I were super privileged to graduate without any college debt and that absolutely set us up for

you know being able to start this journey.

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Welcome back to another episode of the Millionaires and Villed

Podcast. This is episode

number 290. It is tax times folks. In fact I think this is probably one of the

latest week or days I guess April 18th here today's the 17th, but yeah tomorrow is tax day so I hope everybody's got their taxes filed or their extensions done. I was looking into just taxes in general.

This is always kind of an interesting time of year

to look at what your effective tax rates are

and some of the best and worst tax states to live in and you know it's

interesting depending on what kind of consumer you are what what what this

plays into you and how this affects I mean obviously we know some of the highest state income tax states are

California and York, Minnesota is up there and then we have you know a handful dozen or just under a

dozen that are no income tax Texas Florida Nevada Wyoming South Dakota Tennessee

Alaska but those states typically have much higher property taxes and sales tax.

In fact, sales tax in Tennessee is almost upwards of 10%.

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