06/02/2026
Even diligent investors can experience unexpected tax outcomes when financial advisors and CPAs are not coordinating throughout the year. Decisions such as when to realize gains, make contributions, or adjust an investment strategy may have tax implications that affect an investor’s overall financial plan, including long-term goals, cash flow needs, and retirement planning.
Working proactively with financial and tax professionals may help investors better understand how financial decisions could affect their broader plan and help reduce the likelihood of avoidable surprises at tax time.
In this episode of Dime After Dime, Michael Mongin discusses considerations for anticipating potential tax implications, coordinating investment decisions with broader financial objectives, and the role year-round tax awareness can play for individuals approaching retirement.
Listen to the full episode for a deeper discussion on tax planning considerations and financial decision-making.
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