Strategies for Minimizing Capital Gains Taxes

In episode 161 of Financially Simple, Justin looks at ways to reduce or even avoid paying Capital Gains Tax.

Capital Gains Tax is an Income Tax that is applied to any money you make from the sale of an Asset. Justin looks at several methods of minimizing or even eliminating the amount you could be liable for.

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TRANSCRIPT/BLOG: BLOG: Minimize Capital Gains Taxes to Get a 0% Rate

TIME INDEX:

01:06 - How to Pay 0 Taxes on Capital Gains Tax

01:21 - What is a Capital Gain?

01:44 - Short-Term Gains & Long-Term Gain

03:05 - The Magic Number

04:50 - Hold On

06:13 - Exclude Home Sales

07:45 - Rebalance With Dividends

09:19 - Use Tax-Advantaged Accounts

10:04 - Tax Loss Harvesting

11:59 - Carry Losses Over

14:30 - Wrap Up

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