Investors holding bond investments in
taxable accounts often turn to municipal bonds because of their tax advantage.
Not exact matches
People
often hold tax - inefficient funds in their IRA or 401K
accounts where there is no tax consequence, and hold tax - efficient funds in their
taxable accounts.
Alternative Investments can
often be held in both qualified and non-qualified
accounts including many retirement and
taxable investment
accounts.
Because rebalancing can involve selling assets, it
often results in a tax burden — but only if it's done within a
taxable account.
When I manage RMDs for my clients, I'll
often move the money from an IRA into a
taxable account,
often one that is managed in a very similar, yet tax - efficient way.
Investors can also invest outside of the confines of those tax - advantaged options by employing
taxable brokerage
accounts; this is
often necessary for high - income types who have made the maximum allowable contributions to their tax - sheltered options.
Investors buy stocks, sometimes hold them for a long time and
often end up with large deferred capital gains in
taxable non-registered
accounts.
When we've talked with investors about retirement, we found that they
often had 401 (k) s, contributory IRAs, rollover IRAs, Roth IRAs, inherited IRAs as well as assorted
taxable accounts that they planned -LSB-...]
One other factor that weighs on the side of prepaying a mortgage rather than investing in
taxable accounts that
often is not mentioned in analyses of the issue is financial aid for college.
But strangely, I
often encounter people with equities in their RRSPs and savings
accounts and GICs in their
taxable accounts.