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The Latest Tax Dodge for the Ultra-Rich Is a Customized ETF

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By Justina Lee Verified, Surya Mattu, Denitsa Tsekova Verified
| Bloomberg News Verified
Cumulative AUM at Launch of 351 ETF Conversions The Latest Tax Dodge for the Ultra-Rich Is a Customized ETF A bespoke fund is becoming a must-have tool for wealthy investors looking to defer — and sometimes even avoid — capital gains tax. By Justina LeeSurya MattuDenitsa TsekovaIsabelle LeeZachary R. Mider Published: July 21, 2026 | Updated: July 22, 2026 When the Merage family sold its company back in 2002, it was the fulfillment of an American Dream.
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The Top 1% Reap Most From Tax Loophole Costing $48 Billion

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By Zachary Mider Verified, Surya Mattu
| Bloomberg News Verified
Who Benefits From the Tax Loophole? ETF Tax Savings by Household Income Percentile Source: Bloomberg estimates The Top 1% Reap Most From Tax Loophole Costing $48 Billion The ETF industry is exploiting the tax break at an unprecedented scale. By Zachary R. MiderSurya Mattu June 7, 2026 What was once a minor leak in the US tax system is now a torrent that’s costing the government around $48 billion a year.
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TikTok, Meta Were Sent Personal Data From State Health Sites

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By Tanaz Meghjani Verified, Dhruv Mehrotra Verified, Surya Mattu
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Nearly all of the 20 state-run health insurance exchanges in the US have added advertising trackers that transmit user activity back to big tech companies, in some cases sending more data than state officials realized. Bloomberg News reviewed thousands of enrollment and informational webpages across these sites, as well as the Washington, DC exchange, and found personal data being shared on many of them. More than 7 million Americans bought health insurance for 2026 through these sites.
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