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happy new month frens, welcome to Septembag, the last month of q3 the first of the ember months, what do you need to work on this month?
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AI visual note: The image features a two-panel illustration with bold text reading "YOU DON'T NEED TALENT." and "YOU NEED DISCIPLINE." The left panel shows a man leaping off a cliff onto a small trampoline, while the right panel depicts him carefully walking across a long, narrow bridge to reach a star. The image ties into the post's "Septembag" theme by visually reinforcing the message about discipline being more valuable than talent—urging viewers to take intentional, disciplined action this month to bridge the gap toward their goals rather than relying on risky leaps of "talent."
Ireland is preparing to exclude crypto from its new tax advantaged investment accounts planned for 2027. The government classifies crypto assets and certain derivatives as “highly complex and risky” products, while the new accounts are expected to allow investments in:
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AI visual note: An informational graphic titled "IRELAND TO EXCLUDE CRYPTO FROM NEW TAX-ADVANTAGED INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS," set for a 2027 launch, features an Irish flag, a neoclassical government building, a clipboard labeling crypto assets and derivatives as excluded "highly complex and risky products," and a shield reading "safe, simple, transparent." The graphic lists permitted investments—listed stocks, bonds, ETFs, regulated market instruments, and certain insurance-based products—alongside key rules such as a 38% tax rate for gains over 8 years, provider-managed taxation, and flexible investor transfers.