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| Subject: Tax Strategies | Date: 3/13/2000 1:21 PM | |
| Author: twopeas | Number: 31635 of 118626 | |
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In a recent Fool column, I came across a discussion referring to portfolio allocation: tax-advantaged vs. taxable (i.e. Foolish Four not recommended for tasaable portion of your portfolio because they are annually turned-over and subject to capital gains). What exactly is meant by the "portfolio terms" tax-advantaged vs. taxable? Also, since I am self-employed and fund my own SEP, is this my tax-advantaged portion? |
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