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Here's your money briefing for Thursday, December 12th.
I'm JR Whalen for the Wall Street Journal.
Individual investors have gained access to many things that were once only available to the heavy hitters on Wall Street,
like options trading.
The playing field is being leveled even more with tax-optimizing products.
What you broadly can get here is automated tax harvesting.
You can get, in some cases, direct indexing.
You can also get just some simple automated tax management of where you're putting each of your assets,
which actually makes a big difference.
We'll talk to Wall Street Journal, heard on the street reporter John Syndardoux, after the break.
Walthier investors often find opportunities to pay less taxes than those in the middle class.
Now, people with stock portfolios or 401K accounts can do the same.
Wall Street Journal, heard on the street reporter John Syndardoux joins me.
John, why is this typically the time of year when investors at all levels seek out ways to reduce their income tax bill?
So we see a little bit of weirdness going on in financial markets, usually near the end of the year.