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Originally posted by Tyrone Slothrop
If it's a revenue-neutral time shift, then there's no advantage for us. But we're planning to take out the money when we're in a lower tax bracket, so I can't believe it's revenue neutral.
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Although my plan is to take it out when I'm in a lower bracket, I strongly suspect that, although then in a "lower" bracket the rate attached to it will be higher.
The benefit, if revenue neutral, is that people save more and are therefore less likely to become destitute. Odysseus bound himself to the mast for a reason.
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