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FYI, if "tax loss harvesting" is something you'd like to consider, there're companies out there which (for a fee), would do it for you. Their entire business mo
by kirillzubovsky 12y ago
FYI, if "tax loss harvesting" is something you'd like to consider, there're companies out there which (for a fee), would do it for you. Their entire business model is to lose money for you, in a smart way. That said, if you need to use this method, you're probably wealthy enough to know how/where to use it.
- tempestn 12y agoHonestly IMO tax loss harvesting becomes very straightforward if you have a nice, simple portfolio of index funds. Your entire portfolio will be maybe 3-5 funds, so there really isn't much to keep track of. A few minutes reading the superficial loss rules for your jurisdiction should do it. (Generally, as long as you sell a fund at a loss and replace it with something similar, but tracking a different index, you're fine.)