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The Wealth Hoarders How Billionaires Pay Millions to Hide Trillions

Chuck Collins

For decades, a secret army of tax attorneys, accountants and wealth managers has been developing into the shadowy Wealth Defence Industry. These ‘agents of inequality’ are paid millions to hide trillions for the richest 0.01%.

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It was discussed in relation to the wealth defense industry, which is a term the author popularized, and how it goes far beyond a simply broken tax system.

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He talks about how this industry goes far, far past what we could describe as a broken tax system.

— Episode: Wealthy People vs. Taxes

Episode: Wealthy People vs. Taxes

It was discussed in relation to the wealth defense industry, which is a term the author popularized, and how it goes far beyond a simply broken tax system.

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He talks about how this industry goes far, far past what we could describe as a broken tax system.

He has popularized the term wealth defense industry.

It's the group of financial professionals and law professionals who all work to just like, I don't know, to shepherd this barge of cash that is like generational wealth and they're just they're ferrying it down the river and just making sure nothing gets in its way.

As of 2014, seven point six trillion dollars worth of private wealth has been hidden by this industry.

Episode: Wealthy People vs. Taxes

It was discussed as a book that goes beyond a simply broken tax system, into how the wealthy use their influence and resources to maintain their advantages.

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He has popularized the term wealth defense industry.

As of 2014, 7.6 trillion dollars worth of private wealth has been hidden by this industry.

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