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Here are some simple strategies for keeping Uncle Sam as far away from your investments as is legally possible. insta_photos / Shutterstock.com
Americans leave a lot of money on the table for the taxman. Taxpayers who get big tax refunds have effectively given the federal government an interest-free loan all year, for example. And investors who fail to make sure their portfolios are as tax-efficient as possible could be losing more of their investment returns to taxes than necessary. Over time, that lack of planning can easily cost an…
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