tax-deferred
Americanadjective
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Either way, unless the shares are held within a tax-deferred retirement account, you will have to pay capital-gains taxes.
From MarketWatch
The accumulated cash value within the policy can offer financial flexibility as you age, a relatively safe and easy way to save and invest money and, in some cases, a competitive interest rate as your funds grow tax-deferred.
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Money in the accounts will be invested in low-cost index funds with tax-deferred growth, working like an IRA.
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Morgan has seen an increase in tax-loss harvesting strategies, such as insurance-dedicated funds that clients can use to invest in hedge funds and private credit on a tax-deferred basis.
From Barron's
They are similar to a traditional, tax-deferred IRA, managed by a parent or guardian until the child reaches age 18.
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