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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, listening to another edition of DIY money.

DIY money.

Okay, we're going to do something a little different.

Every once in a while, we do a series and we revisit a topic or dive into a topic that we feel

we might not cover in depth and we need to.

So obviously if you listen to the 700-some-odd episodes of DIY money, you will pick up nooks and crannies, little tidbits,

etc. Tidbits are my favorite. But we often get questions and we think to ourselves, wait a second,

that question, a great question, but it's kind of missing the point. It's missing something that might

be rudimentary to us,

but not rudimentary to you. So we are going to do a deep dive in various subject matters to go

through some of the basics, some of the complexities, so that you have it in your toolkit.

And today we're starting a three-part series on investing. Who doesn't love to talk

about investing? Now, we are going to start with not the most exciting topic. Okay, that's rude

in the world. And that is the tax ramifications of invest.

Whoa. Come on, point a break. So we have A. Howard, the CPA, to talk about the various tax implications of various investment

accounts.

And this is important because while Congress might change and pass different, you know, tax

rates or tax laws or structure.

The basic concepts have stayed the same for, at minimum, the last 25 years that I've been in

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