kyounge1956
Thinks s/he gets paid by the post
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Do the advantages of a taxable account (tax loss harvesting, lower tax rate on capital gains) ever outweigh the advantages of tax-advantaged accounts? All of my retirement savings are currently in either a tax-deferred account at w@rk, or my Roth IRA, and I wonder if some of my savings shouldn't be going into a taxable account instead.
I asked this question at Bogleheads too, but just for the fun of it I think I'll add a poll here. What proportion of your savings are in taxable accounts, Roth, and tax-deferred? Do you like your split, or would you like to change it?
I asked this question at Bogleheads too, but just for the fun of it I think I'll add a poll here. What proportion of your savings are in taxable accounts, Roth, and tax-deferred? Do you like your split, or would you like to change it?