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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement
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To: Graustus who wrote (34288)8/27/2024 8:23:26 AM
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KBR is still one of my favorites. That said, I hold it in a taxable account and for tax reasons (capturing some of the long term cap gains in this tax year-won't pay federal tax on the gains) I sold 122 sh last week for a 178% gain. Still holding 400+ shares and may buy back the shares sold.

I came into retirement last year with enough cash (plus social security) to cover my expenses for a few years and not touch investment accounts at all.
So my income is basically composed of dividends and SS. Plan is to fill the income difference up to max $47K with long term cap gains which are tax free(along with qualified divys) if I keep under that $47K income mark. Same plan for next year. Not huge numbers but figure over the 2 years I can take almost $40K in longterm cap gains tax free. Every bit helps <g>.
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