Doug Fabian
Senior Vice President
Do you have a highly concentrated position in a stock, mutual fund or exchange-traded fund (ETF)? Do you have a plan in place to reduce the risk and manage this position in a tax-efficient manner?
In a recent episode of the Science of Economic Freedom, we covered the pros and cons associated with a highly concentrated position, or HCP. And while an HCP can help you build wealth, it can also represent both a threat and a challenge to your financial goals.
In this episode of the Science of Economic Freedom, “Unwinding A Highly Concentrated Position in Equities,” we discuss the tactics and strategies needed to extricate yourself from a highly concentrated equity position so that you can add greater diversity to your holdings while also making sure you don’t sustain a massive tax hit in the process.
Topics covered in this episode include:
Plus, much more…
Learn more about connecting the dots of your financial life.
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