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To: el paradisio who wrote (48991)	5/2/2000 2:50:00 PM
From: marginmike	Respond to of 99985

Another interesting approach would be to lower % on tax on savings and interest. Therfore making debt instruments, and savings more tax effient. It is tough to buy a bond when you have to pay the 38.5%. In a stock fund over two years the chances of not making 6% are slim, plus LTCG reduces tax expense. As in the 80's with 2nd home deductions, the reduced capital gains on equities has helped create this buble.