“Put dividend investor where you don't have to pay taxes on those dividends every year over in those tax deferred tax-free growth accounts”
Marshall Johnson · Retire With Purpose - The Retirement Podcast · The Hidden Tax Drag That Could Cost You Millions
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What was described
places dividend-paying stocks in tax-deferred accounts (IRA/Roth) and growth stocks in taxable brokerage accounts
Said nearby on the same subject
“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”
“The rule of thumb is brokerage money first, then retirement money or IRA money… then we let the Roth crock pot bake as long as it can because it’s tax-free.”