“ETFs do things like in-kind creation. They have redemption mechanisms that help continue to defer those taxes in the future”

Marshall Johnson · Retire With Purpose - The Retirement Podcast · The Hidden Tax Drag That Could Cost You Millions

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advocates using ETFs that employ in-kind creation/redemption to defer capital gains

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