Here is a reader question I received from Ken B., and since my reply went over 1,000+ words, I figured I would turn it into a mailbag question since it covers generally applicable ground that could be relevant for most people contemplating a dividend strategy:
I have been reading your articles on seekingalpha.com for a while now. They are truly enlightening when it comes to DGI. In most of your articles, you refer to ‘assuming an optimal tax strategy’. Wanted to get clarification on this. Does it mean that you assume investing in dividend growth stocks inside a tax sheltered plan (401k, IRA, Roth)? Also, would you suggest DGI in a taxable brokerage account? (with a 15% hit every year on qualified dividends). Wanted to get your insights on that. Thanks much.
Ken, one of the fun things about writing an article is that I almost always have no idea … Read the rest of this article!
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