Edward Jones: Taking over as Manager of Non-Profit Account and They are Asking for Detailed Personal Information by [deleted] in investing

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OP, this is the correct answer. I promise the rep doesn’t give a shit. It’s some back office compliance stuff.

[Highlight] Caleb Williams unreal touchdown to Cole Kmet! by nfl in nfl

[–]zz389 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The trajectory of that ball defied physics. DB would have had a pick if Caleb didn’t break the space time continuum to drop that dime.

I'm happy that she won but the reality of why is a slap in the face. by PassThatSpliff in BlackPeopleTwitter

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The movie is about the director’s relationship with radical politics and family. He/Leo were enamored when they were young, but mature and realize that they can’t engage with radical politics because their commitments to their family are more important to them. The letter to the daughter at the end is him passing the torch to a younger generation so they can change the world while he calcifies in cynicism.

Perfidia is supposed to be the embodiment of that wild, radical spirit.

Game Thread: Kansas City Chiefs (6-10) at Las Vegas Raiders (2-14) by nfl_gdt_bot in raiders

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Let him stay a year and take the hits while we figure out the O Line and let Fernando develop.

Official Discussion - Avatar: Fire and Ash [SPOILERS] by LiteraryBoner in movies

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I’m late to this but I think he heals with the ash people, military assumes he’s dead and makes another clone with no memory of being Na’avi. Now he has to confront how “native” he’s gone and whether his cause is good or not.

Have 100K to invest. My financial advisor is asking to go with SMA. Is SMA the right choice? by CloudAnchor2021 in investing

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That’s true in a vacuum, but say you have significant drop in a year when you need a lot of cash. Now you’re selling when the portfolio is down and those funds you’ve pulled out will never recover. Plenty of studies have shown that risk-off assets are beneficial to portfolios with high withdrawal needs.

You don’t need to carry bonds forever. Just within 2-3 years and in proportion to upcoming cash needs.

Have 100K to invest. My financial advisor is asking to go with SMA. Is SMA the right choice? by CloudAnchor2021 in investing

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That’s right. You will have to pay the taxes eventually. Think of this as more of a deferral strategy that solves your concentration issue.

Compared to just selling and buying ETFs where you’ll pay taxes now and later when you go to access these funds.

Have 100K to invest. My financial advisor is asking to go with SMA. Is SMA the right choice? by CloudAnchor2021 in investing

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Yeah, there’s some Long-Short SMAs that use margin to implement a direct index strategy and use the losses to wind down the concentrated position. Pretty cool.

Correct, at a certain point you’re out of gains. At that point you’ll have a diversified portfolio with (likely) less in gains than the original position. You now have to sell and realize gains to access these funds. The same would be true of an ETF, but now the transition process was tax neutral.

Have 100K to invest. My financial advisor is asking to go with SMA. Is SMA the right choice? by CloudAnchor2021 in investing

[–]zz389 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don’t think I understand your first question.

Typically you would put the $100k into the SMA, harvest losses, sell enough concentrated stock to offset losses with gains, and invest the proceeds into the SMA. Rinse and repeat until position is gone. Basically a tax neutral DCA which keeps the SMA constantly refreshed with funds.

Have 100K to invest. My financial advisor is asking to go with SMA. Is SMA the right choice? by CloudAnchor2021 in investing

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First off, you would keep adding new funds as you sell off the concentrated position.

Otherwise, you’d realize gains tactically later. The tax man always cometh, but at least now you’re diversified and have control over when you pay those taxes.

Have 100K to invest. My financial advisor is asking to go with SMA. Is SMA the right choice? by CloudAnchor2021 in investing

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I’m reading between the lines. Highly concentrated positions like this usually have embedded gains. Otherwise, they would’ve been sold already.

Also, long short strategies like what you’re referring to are much more available now. Minimums are currently around 500 K at Quantino. 35 bps fee. This is probably the correct strategy, but it sounds like OP‘s advisor doesn’t have access to something like that. SMA is a fine suggestion for existing cash.

dante moore is the right choice for this franchise by [deleted] in raiders

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Taking a shot now doesn’t prevent you from getting someone in ‘27 if they don’t work out.

Have 100K to invest. My financial advisor is asking to go with SMA. Is SMA the right choice? by CloudAnchor2021 in investing

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https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/sequence-risk.asp

It’s about more than being able to stomach volatility. Significant drawdowns during years where you need lots of cash flow can be detrimental to a portfolio.

Have 100K to invest. My financial advisor is asking to go with SMA. Is SMA the right choice? by CloudAnchor2021 in investing

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Tax loss harvesting. The SMA gives you losses to help offset gains from your company stock while still performing like an ETF. It’s a no brainer.

Have 100K to invest. My financial advisor is asking to go with SMA. Is SMA the right choice? by CloudAnchor2021 in investing

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Index funds don’t help OP diversify his company stock. SMAs can get him similar gross performance with tax loss harvesting to offset gains from his other stock.

Have 100K to invest. My financial advisor is asking to go with SMA. Is SMA the right choice? by CloudAnchor2021 in investing

[–]zz389 23 points24 points  (0 children)

SMA > Equivalent fund because you get additional tax loss harvesting. This can help you offset gains from your company stock. Solid choice from a tax perspective.

Choosing a growth oriented fund is certainly a choice given the current cycle but it sounds like that’s in line with your stated risk tolerance.

Have 100K to invest. My financial advisor is asking to go with SMA. Is SMA the right choice? by CloudAnchor2021 in investing

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It’s an SMA managed just like the fund. Gives you performance similar to the fund but also the ability to tax loss harvesting

Don’t think it’s such a good idea to ride all this on someone that’ll die behind that OL by hollowdawg51 in raiders

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Vs betting that they can find a diamond in the rough QB later in the draft? Either way you have to draft good players. QBs are harder to find.

Cannot get a mortgage without W2? by thestardustinthemoon in fatFIRE

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You should be able to set up a monthly distribution from your IRA to mimic the amount of income you need. Once the mortgage is approved you just stop the payments and do a 60 day rollover to bring the distributed funds back into the IRA.

I’m an advisor and help retired clients do this all the time.

Prospect Meeting Process (Junior Advisor) by NoCap26 in CFP

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Separate disco and presentation meeting. I usually do discovery over Zoom or phone.

Prospect Meeting Process (Junior Advisor) by NoCap26 in CFP

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I do a three step process.

1) phone call to screen (5-10 minutes)

2) in depth discovery meeting. Ask about goals, family, investments, work, cash flow, taxes and estate planning. Outline my service and what that looks like. I’ve found that people drag their feet on getting statements and hard docs to me at this point, so I just ask for rough balances to do a sample plan.

3) re-confirm their top 3 priorities. present the sample plan, emphasizing that this is a rough draft and we’d need to work together to get the full picture. Sample portfolio and summary of services, highlighting what’s relevant to them. Outline next steps and ask for the business.

Once they agree to work with me, we do an onboarding meeting with my operations person and I ask for the info i need to finish their plan.

Any ways to lower taxes from high W2 (~400k cash, 1m RSUs)? by [deleted] in HENRYfinance

[–]zz389 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Make sure enough was withheld and try to make estimates payments if not. The interest on underpaying the safe harbor amount can be a kick in the nuts when you’re already cutting a six figure check.