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Some investors can 'capital gain harvest' to avoid year-end mutual fund payouts, advisor says

If you're bracing for year-end mutual fund distributions, swapping assets for exchange-traded funds could sidestep the capital gains payout.

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Some investors can 'capital gain harvest' to avoid year-end mutual fund payouts, advisor says
If you're bracing for year-end mutual fund distributions, swapping assets for exchange-traded funds could sidestep the capital gains payout.
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