6.28.2019

We don't get what we pay for

The more our social welfare falls apart, despite extremely high taxes, the less willing I will be to pay taxes.

I assumed because I sold and moved about 20% of the holding to Nordea that my foreign tax would decrease significantly. At least it will not increase and stays more or less at the same level as last year. I get to focus on the positive that I get back in January 2022.

Time brings everything to those who wait.

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