Tax Drag: The Hidden Cost Sinking Your Financial Performance

Join Jason Labrum and Alex Klingensmith as they expose the hidden tax mistakes costing investors real money—and how to fix them. This isn’t generic advice… it’s practical, high-impact strategy used by smart investors, business owners, and executives.

💡 In This Episode:

🔹What is Tax Drag and how it impacts long-term returns

🔹How to maximize gains with real-time Tax Loss Harvesting

🔹Tax-smart asset location: Roth vs. IRA vs. taxable accounts

🔹The 5 biggest tax mistakes investors make (and how to avoid them)

🔹Mutual funds vs ETFs: which saves more in taxes

🔹How to leverage donor-advised funds and gifting strategies

🔹Why your CPA and advisor MUST collaborate

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