PAC
Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico, S.A.B. de C.V.
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Hi everyone, like my name say i spawned in this world of people that rub their hands. Thanks Truck-chan... anyway as i said i spowned, luckily in Italy: beautiful people, beautiful food, beautitiful landscapes; though i'm poor, not very poor but not even rich, though i want to make money, clean money if possible...
Now, i know there are PAC, ETF, ecc; what i need to understand now is the best/better way to act. I have at the moment a bank account for fixed costs and backup-emergency, a Revolut account for live-day, a pension supplementary plan with TFR and a Trade Repubblic account for try b&s shares (terrible choice without experience).
I opted for a administered broker but the "big PAC cake" of Trading 212 tempts me (complex declarative).

I'm really open for high risk and i want to split the investment budget between high/middle/low risk and split them between the 3 types of account i have.
For me right now understand the "distribution and accumulation" i think is the most important thing.

Just started a PAC on iShares MSCI ACWI. Smart or dumb?

It isn't jealousy, it's pragmatism. Their outsized wealth buys them outsized influence. I don't believe the number in your bank account should determine how much democracy you get to enjoy.

If you are so opposed to taxing them, how about publically funded elections where no PAC or individual donations are permitted? In this kind of system, there would be an allotment of a certain number of public dollars available to each citizen and they could pledge theirs to whichever politician best represented their interests. This way they keep their cash but can't use it to buy political influence.

For context, republican senator sheehy took ~$600k from the Israel PAC, so he was bribed by Israel to convert US tax dollars into the bombardment of Iran.