Tax-Loss Harvesting: Turning Market Volatility into Tax Savings

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Tax-loss harvesting is one of the most powerful — and misunderstood — strategies investors can use to reduce taxes and improve long-term returns.

In this podcast, we break down how tax-loss harvesting works, who it’s best for, and how it can be used to offset capital gains, reduce taxable income, and improve overall portfolio efficiency — especially for investors approaching or already in retirement.

You’ll learn:
• What tax-loss harvesting is (in plain English)
• How it can lower your capital gains taxes
• Common mistakes investors make when harvesting losses
• How this strategy fits into a long-term wealth and retirement plan
• Why professional portfolio management matters for tax efficiency

Whether you’re managing a taxable investment account, planning for retirement, or working with a financial advisor, understanding tax-loss harvesting can make a meaningful difference in your after-tax returns.

📌 Important: Tax strategies should always be coordinated with your overall financial and retirement plan.

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