Open/Close


Defer Taxes - 10 Rules for Building Wealth

February 20th, 2007 by digerati

Eager to lock in your gains on a hot investment? Before you click on sell, consider the tax implications. In a taxable account, you’ll pay 15 percent in capital gains taxes every time you sell a winner you’ve owned for more than a year (the longer you can defer paying taxes, the more time you’re giving your money to grow). Come tax time, however, it can be a good move to sell losers in your portfolio to take advantage of the annual $3,000 capital-loss deduction limit and offset any capital gains on your winning picks.

Originally from Fortune via CNN Money.

Digg!

Some Related Posts:


  • Taxes: Mutual Fund Taxation - Ch 10 Boglehead Series
  • Don’t Try to Beat the Market - 10 Rules for Building Wealth
  • Start Early - 10 Rules for Building Wealth
  • Do Not Chase Treands - 10 Rules to Building Wealth
  • Go Heavy on Stocks - 10 Rules for Building Wealth
  • Use Your 401(k) - Rules for Building Wealth
  • Keep it Simple - 10 Rules for Building Wealth
  • Keep Fees Low - 10 Rules for Building Wealth
  • The Roth 401K
  • Make Saving Automatic - 10 Rules for Building Wealth

  • 0 Responses to “Defer Taxes - 10 Rules for Building Wealth”

    1. No Comments

    Leave a Response

    You must login to post a comment.



    Catch a Gideon | Successful Personal Finance