Sin tax: What it is, how it works and examples
A sin tax is a tax levied on a specific activity or good that is deemed harmful to individuals or society.
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Feb 14, 2025
Grace Kim
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Grace Kim has two years of experience in writing for finance and insurance domains such as Bankrate and Reviews.com. She has written about auto, homeowners, renters and life insurance. She has spent most of her professional experience writing about finance and tech topics.
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If you are in the market for life insurance and you are an avid cyclist, you may be wondering what the best life insurance is for cyclists. In finding policies, you may consider specialized coverage options to accommodate your sport and feel safe cycling.
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