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Gold/Mining/Energy : Big Dog's Boom Boom Room

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To: kollmhn who wrote (150544)5/3/2011 7:52:54 PM
From: Bearcatbob  Read Replies (1) of 206325
 
OT: Retirement income and income management.

I have now spent two + years in retirement and I love it. Taxation and retirement income management income is something I have some experience with. However, barring some new black swan event - this year will be a new experience as option income is all ordinary income. Here are some thoughts:

1. I have learned to capture "tax losses" to "manage income". For instance - I have had XOM and have captured the loss when it fell - but I have reentered after the wash time. Yes it is a loss - but it comes back. In the wash window one could use CHV. Capturing losses is critical for tax purposes is critical.

2. Given 1 above - as it stands now I will not be able to shelter this years gains - lol - famous last words? Last year I took an IRA with drawl to goose my income so that my deductions were at a higher level.

If I cannot shelter this years income I will not draw down my IRA and will pay ICT through the nose. What the heck - my life time goal is to pay a million dollars in ICT some year. I doubt that will ever happen.

I have been working on estate planning and looking for ways to give our money to our family and not the government. One way is Life Insurance - but - I hate to give up capital when it can be used so profitably to generate call/put income.

Any ideas on sheltering income for inheritance purposes is appreciated.

Bob
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