What % of your portfolio is in tax advantaged space?

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What % of your portfolio is in tax advantaged space?

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7%
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14%
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Jack Jones
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What % of your portfolio is in tax advantaged space?

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See poll.
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What do you mean by portfolio? In particular, are you including the primary residence? (I'm assuming, if so, that the amount of equity in the house is what would be counted.)
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Xan wrote: Sun Dec 21, 2025 9:41 pm What do you mean by portfolio? In particular, are you including the primary residence? (I'm assuming, if so, that the amount of equity in the house is what would be counted.)
I understand the common practice is to consider primary residence as part of total net worth but not as part of investment portfolio. I responded to the poll with that understanding.
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coasting wrote: Sun Dec 21, 2025 10:20 pm
Xan wrote: Sun Dec 21, 2025 9:41 pm What do you mean by portfolio? In particular, are you including the primary residence? (I'm assuming, if so, that the amount of equity in the house is what would be counted.)
I understand the common practice is to consider primary residence as part of total net worth but not as part of investment portfolio. I responded to the poll with that understanding.
Sounds good to me, thanks!
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I am:

Non-Retirement 16%
Retirement 84%


Traditional 35%
Roth 65%
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About half for me :)
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I just added up about 20% in retirement accounts.

There are some things I didn’t add because it’s not space, but I would like to point out that physical gold has a tax advantage in that the value can grow as it sits there with no tax to pay (and nothing to even report).

Ditto for Berkshire shares. And Alphabet, until recently.

Tax-efficient funds like Vanguard Total Stock Market in taxable are also a very powerful tool for that which is in an otherwise tax-disadvantaged space.
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