Season 1, Episode 27
Investing Tax Structures
Based on an email from one of our QAV Club members, this week Tony shares his views on the various investing tax structures. We also talk about how we’re managing the dummy portfolio. And in our QAV Club analysis section this week, we’re looking at IFN. This week’s grooves by Sul Rebel and Checkie_Brown.
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