2026-08-22
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Betterment's Dan Egan talks about tax loss harvesting.
Tax loss harvesting is a tax management strategy.
When you have a position that's gone down over time, we intentionally sell out of it to realize a loss,
which we then say to the IRS, hey, we lost money.
You get to use that to offset your ordinary income every year, decreasing your tax burden.
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If you're watching this or listening to it, you're politics sicko, too.
I hate to tell you.
I'm Michelle Cottle.
I cover national politics for New York Times opinion.
This week, I'm here with my co-conspirators, David French and Jamel Bowie.
And we are all.
With the rest of America coming up on the end of the midterm primary season in just a few weeks.
And what a ride it has been.
And what we've seen so far is that both parties are wrestling with who represents their future.