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Strategies & Market Trends : Dividend investing for retirement

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To: JimisJim who wrote (15010)3/28/2013 5:15:46 PM
From: chowder  Read Replies (3) of 34328
 
Jim, here's my view on it. Most people haven't been hit with UBTI because their positions aren't large enough yet. I do believe there will be a dividend recapture at some point and that comes on the sale. I already read where one person who has held about 10 years got hit with it. I don't know if it's true or not. What I do know is that if my MLP's continue with the success I have enjoyed so far, they are going to be considerable positions 15 years from now. I don't want to wait 15 years and then find out I royally screwed up.

I figured these things come with warning labels for a reason. So, I slowly started moving my MLP's out of the tax deferred accounts and into the taxable accounts where they belong, and I put KMR and KMI in the tax deferred accounts.

I figure the biggest reasons people insist on putting them in the IRA is because they can't afford to fund an IRA and a taxable account. Those that have MLP's in an IRA and can afford a taxable account are too lazy to switch. ... ha! ha! I had to jab you on that one.

I figure I'm not paying taxes in a taxable account anyway, so I bit the bullet and moved them.

For those who hold IRA's and taxable accounts, I don't understand the resistance to just put MLP's where they were designed to go.
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