
Who is the Biggest Investor in the Stock Market, and Why Should You Care?
The US Treasury effectively “owns” part of the stocks held by certain US investors…and this huge-but-silent investor might get a lot bigger.
The US Treasury effectively “owns” part of the stocks held by certain US investors…and this huge-but-silent investor might get a lot bigger.
With the US presidential election just a few weeks away, now is definitely a good time to think about capital gains taxes and how things may change.
One approach for efficient investing is to defer realization of gains while aggressively realizing losses. For investors with a steady stream of short-term capital gains, this can be improved – and in a seemingly counter-intuitive way.
We’re often asked about the tax efficiency of our dynamic investment approach, especially in regards to the tax-efficiency of our returns.
The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act passed into law last month will increase the wedge between pre-tax gross and after-tax net returns.
When it seems like equities aren’t what they used to be, it’s natural to consider reducing exposure.
US citizens who have been living in the UK for a long time are facing significant changes in how they’ll be taxed in the UK.
Taxes can sometimes matter more than fees or performance, as different investment styles can lead to huge differences in taxes paid – and for high-rate investors, that can have a huge impact.