Girardcorp
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I am mostly kidding because I'm the same way. Guy nailed me in an interview about that. He must've had access to my accounts and saw how I was invested. Not sure if that was exactly legal but...
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I have to invest the IRA contribution (otherwise it sits), so I think I am going to look at some high dividend payouts. Still like the play of T, since the Directv merger and believe there is some serious revenue sitting there for them, and they have a heck of a dividend.
I am mostly kidding because I'm the same way. Guy nailed me in an interview about that. He must've had access to my accounts and saw how I was invested. Not sure if that was exactly legal but...
JB, do you just have Traditional/Roth or did you set yourself up a SEP IRA?
I actually plan to go at 50 (thats when my financial advisor says i will be good to go) just hoping the market cooperates.
All the guys that have larger accounts really focus on both items.. This is usually are 'Wealth Management Advisors' are really tax loss harvesting as necessary along with better planning of where to hold investments. It really makes a huge different to put the tax inefficient items in the IRAs and be smarter about non-qualified money. It becomes crucially important when clients enter the distribution phase and they need to start strategize where to take money from first. The last thing they want to do is have a client bouncing around tax brackets because of what they are taking money out of.Girardcorp,
do you do much tax loss harvesting?
Also, how much attention to you put into putting your tax inefficient stuff into say an IRA and keeping tax efficient stuff into your taxable account?
While I agree with you, it was of a knock on our markets. I can't do anything about the fees charged at its thru work. All I can do I watch it over the next 30 years and hope there's enough in there to retire on.
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Enjoy the K-1s using that method.If you're looking for dividends, nothing pays better than MLPs right now. You can make 20-40% annually at their current stock prices.
Problem is picking the ones that will be around in 2 years and won't slash their distribution.
I've lobbied to change 401(k) firms at work a few times, but haven't gotten anywhere. Maybe it's time for another go at it.
I don't really think I have that option, mine is a pension through the union which is fund used all across the country. I've got 30 more years until I can retire so I definitely in it for the long run...
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Thanks for the support, JB!Was able to get T and also grabbed some CSCO for a long term play based on little up and down movement and dividend.
Saw an ad for shake shack going public during the wgc . Interesting. Might do some additional research
Wait, didnt Shake Shack go public in over a year ago?
It might've. It was a Barclays ad. Still curious about the company. Looking for growth plays.
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Ha, just checkout Amazon...and Netflixhaha, that's the highest PE I can remember looking at
Ha, just checkout Amazon...and Netflix