“That's where you generally want your high growth potential, but tax efficient. So maybe if you own any stock index funds, things of that nature to benefit from the long-term capital gains. Tax deferred accounts, that's usually less tax efficient, but maybe lower return potential”
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recommend locating high-growth, tax-efficient assets (e.g., stock index funds) in taxable brokerage accounts and lower-return assets in tax-deferred accounts
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“You can limit how much of your returns you lose at taxes through the art of what's called asset location, which is deciding which investments should go in which types of accounts.”
“He explained… that your asset allocation accounts for 90% of your investment success returns”
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