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Old 07-31-2007, 05:03 PM
cfpclu cfpclu is offline
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these strategies are for investments held in after-tax accounts. The best tax-effecient strategy in that case would be either index funds or exchange-traded funds. If you don't like index funds, (some of which I do not), then you can get tax-managed mutual funds that have a lower turnover, and distribute less gains. Check the Vanguard site out.
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