“If you pay $10,000 in deductible interest… someone on a 47% tax… gets back $4,700… after-tax cost $5,300… someone on 32.5% gets back $3,250… after-tax cost $6,750”
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Nick Donato
Financial Autonomy ·
“We'll probably raise $250,000 to $300,000 just from doing that, which is more than what selling it off privately would earn us.”
The Economics of Everyday Things · 87. Ski Areas
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auction off the chairs from a retired lift after replacement, raising $250,000-$300,000
$250,000-$300,000
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“To fund the expansion, he raised $300,000 by selling shares. But Casey smartly kept the right to buy them back. And as the profits came in, that's exactly what he did. Before long, the company was his alone.”
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Casey Irving
The Knowledge Project ·
“You lose all your material items and your mansions i auctioned off i sold and auctioned off everything i mean just everything”
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“I have my auto-compact window in Anthropic models set to about 300,000 or 350,000 tokens, but I will compact manually over about 200,000.”
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Dave Slutzkin
The Startup Podcast ·
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