It was Win10/Chrome. Definitely did not see a warning (though I was aware that the data would be lost.)
> ... but does currently require signing up for the free trial.
I don't remember the exact working. Did it explicitly mention the free trial in the data recovery dialog?
> My guess on effective tax rate is it was likely including property taxes. Adding those to the numerator during retirement when taxable income is usually lower could drive up that number.
That's possible. I didn't fill anything related to property taxes, so it was probably implied? With CA proposition 13 (which caps the property tax increase), the property tax on rentals will be low compared to property value when you've owned the property for decades (as would be the case when you're in retirement.)
Oh dang, you're right! I thought the recovery process made the free trial aspect clear, but it's not explicit enough if you bail without viewing the upgrade page. I've taken a note to improve the copy.
> ... but does currently require signing up for the free trial.
I don't remember the exact working. Did it explicitly mention the free trial in the data recovery dialog?
> My guess on effective tax rate is it was likely including property taxes. Adding those to the numerator during retirement when taxable income is usually lower could drive up that number.
That's possible. I didn't fill anything related to property taxes, so it was probably implied? With CA proposition 13 (which caps the property tax increase), the property tax on rentals will be low compared to property value when you've owned the property for decades (as would be the case when you're in retirement.)