I am running out of tax-advantaged room. Should I put Total Stock Market or FTSE All-World ex-US in a taxable account?
In general, you want to put either FTSE All-World ex-US or Total International Index in a taxable account so that you can get foreign tax credit, but the difference isn’t that great, so your individual situation may be different. In particular, if your 401(k) has better international funds than US funds, then you probably want to hold the international funds in your 401(k).
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- I am running out of tax-advantaged room. Should I put Total Stock Market or FTSE All-World ex-US in a taxable account?
- Both Total International and FTSE All-World ex-US lack small-cap stocks. What should I buy to fill that area?
