“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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places dividend-paying stocks in tax-deferred accounts (IRA/Roth) and growth stocks in taxable brokerage accounts

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“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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