Ryan L. Ellis

Ryan L. Ellis

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Tax policy advocate—planning impacts of federal changes, expiring provisions, and compliance simplification.

College Loans Under $500/Month Worth Earnings Boost
SocialApr 21, 2026

College Loans Under $500/Month Worth Earnings Boost

That comes out to less than $500 per month under a standard repayment rate and term, using today’s interest rates. Is that really so unreasonable given the lifetime earnings premium the typical college grad has over the typical high school...

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Borrowing Against Assets Is Not Income, It's Debt
SocialApr 19, 2026

Borrowing Against Assets Is Not Income, It's Debt

Borrowing against your own assets isn’t income. It’s the opposite of income since you have to pay it back with interest. Don’t believe me? Quit your job and live off a home equity loan. See how long that works for...

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Permanent Death‑tax Relief Paves Way for Full Repeal
SocialApr 18, 2026

Permanent Death‑tax Relief Paves Way for Full Repeal

This is what two generations of steady work gets. Lesson for other issues. Now death tax relief is permanent thanks to the Working Families Tax Cuts. As a result, it’s much easier to kill the death tax now compared to...

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Eliminate Capital Gains Tax to Boost Family Home Supply
SocialApr 17, 2026

Eliminate Capital Gains Tax to Boost Family Home Supply

One of the policy pieces needed to get more homes on the market (and thereby increasing the inventory of forever homes for young families) is getting rid of the capital gains tax penalty for selling a longtime family home. ...

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Pentagon-Adjacent Pizzato Pizza Operating at 145% Capacity
SocialApr 12, 2026

Pentagon-Adjacent Pizzato Pizza Operating at 145% Capacity

🍕 Pizzato Pizza 2.2 mi from the Pentagon is at 145% capacity – Live pizza intel from https://t.co/Z23YL4qfIT $PPW

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Shrinking Workforce Caps Real GDP Growth to 1‑2%
SocialApr 9, 2026

Shrinking Workforce Caps Real GDP Growth to 1‑2%

You don’t get to 1% labor force growth with two decades of sub-replacement level births per woman and negative net migration. You just can’t. You actually have a shrinking labor force, since it’s aging, too. That means 1%-2% real GDP...

By Ryan L. Ellis