By Kara Miller If there’s a group of people you probably don’t spend a lot of time worrying about, it’s those with tens — or hundreds — of millions of dollars. But Paul Karger argues you should. At least, you should worry when they  start heading for the exits . Which is precisely what they’ve done in Massachusetts, says Karger, the cofounder and managing partner of Boston-based Twin Focus, a firm that manages investment portfolios for wealthy families. “Half of my Massachuse

Supporters of the Massachusetts 5% to 4% income tax ballot question dispute claims it would trigger $5 billion in budget cuts, arguing the proposal would boost economic growth and affordability statewide. By Tom Joyce Taxpayers for an Affordable Massachusetts is pushing back against claims that reducing the state income tax rate from 5% to 4% would force $5 billion in automatic budget cuts. The coalition says opponents are relying on exaggerated figures to block what it calls

Boston, MA  – Lots of voices are weighing in on the 2026 ballot question proposing to reduce the income tax from 5% to 4% over three years. This is an important debate — and it should be grounded in facts.   A family earning the average household income in Massachusetts would save approximately $1,300 annually once fully implemented. Allowing residents to retain more of their earnings strengthens household budgets, supports local economic activity, and directly affects Massac